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January 17
Emory & Henry College student Pearl Moore ’19 is one of the top six playwrights to participate in the Barter Theatre’s College Playwright Festival to be held Jan. 17-20. -
January 15
Emory & Henry College is pleased to continue the tradition of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, with multiple events all leading up to the annual celebration on Monday, January 21. -
January 8
Read the “Their View” opinion piece written by President Jake B. Schrum and published in the Bristol Herald Courier. -
January 4
The Business Innovation Award from Emory & Henry goes to businesses who give back to the community and the Appalachian Center for Civic Life is helping. -
December 19
WEHC and E&H Honor Donors Dr. T. Edward Damer and Nancyjean Bradford in Lobby Dedication. -
December 16
The School of Health Sciences graduated its first class of students with a master’s degree in Occupational Therapy (MOT) at the Lincoln Theatre on Saturday, Dec. 15 in downtown Marion. -
November 15
Farmer, former teacher and long-time school administrator, Paul L. Phillips ’64, donates $25,000 to support scholarships for E&H Bonner Scholars students.
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A view of the Emory & Henry community in the 1890s. The J. Stewart French House is on the right. -
Before becoming the tranquil and iconic duck pond we see today, the springhouse seen here in the early 1900s, provided water for daily use . After World War II the springhouse was removed, and all that remains today is the original foundation. -
The gates located next to the current duck pond were erected in 1921 and dedicated to the memory of Harry Clark William (’10), who was killed in battle just days before the end of World War I. -
This banner over the main campus entrance was a gift from the class of 1956. -
The Wiley Hall fire of 1928. -
This photograph was taken of Byars Hall at Commencement on June 19th, 1889. This was the second Byars Hall that burned. -
New pillars being added to the 1954 renovation of Byars Hall. -
Miss Edith Waterhouse, daughter of President Richard Waterhouse, was the first woman graduate of Emory & Henry in 1907. She continued on to become the college’s first female faculty member as well. -
During World War I, ROTC thrived on the Emory & Henry campus. -
Go Wasps! Showing our Wasp pride way back when! -
A glimpse back into Emory & Henry baseball team ca. 1915. -
Football has been a staple in Emory & Henry’s history. Just take a look at the football team ca. 1890.
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