Recent Stories
Dr. Robert Turner discusses book "Not for Long"
Dr. Robert Turner hosted a discussion and book signing at Eastern Michigan University Wednesday, Nov. 28, for his newly released book, “Not For Long,” which showcases the shared experiences and obstacles NFL players face while playing and when their athletic career ends.
Police Blotter Dec. 2 - Dec. 8
List of reported crimes that occurred on and around campus between Dec. 2 - Dec. 8.
Democrats Aren’t Looking For Pragmatic
Klobuchar is a centrist democrat, mirroring many of the policy positions of Hillary Clinton in 2016. One of her campaign values involves fixing and expanding the Affordable Care Act and expanding existing programs like social security and medicaid. She’s also made it a priority to reduce prescription drug prices by boosting competition and allowing imported medicine from Canada.
Police Blotter Nov. 25 - Dec. 1
Reported crimes on and around campus between Sunday, Nov. 25 and Saturday, Dec. 1.
Five Myths About Finals Week
The amounts of pressure students feel the need to place on themselves when finals week rears its ugly head every year is, in all honesty, too extreme. The following are some myths surrounding finals preparation and why you shouldn’t be worried.
It’s Time to Talk About Job Automation
It is estimated that as many as half of American workers have the potential to find their jobs replaced by technology in the next couple of decades. With a shifting technological landscape, will job growth keep pace with job loss?
A Feminist Response To The Shelving Of The Vagina Monologues
Recently, the Women’s Resource Center announced it would end productions of The Vagina Monologues. The reason? It’s insufficiently diverse and inclusive. First, let me be clear that I agree with that assessment, and I claim no attachment to the continuation of the monologues. But even as a queer feminist, soon to be graduating from Eastern’s Women’s and Gender Studies program, I write this: it’s a terrible mistake to end the monologues on a basis that boils down to The Vagina Monologues do it wrong.
Bernie 2020
What propelled Sanders from being a relatively unknown Senator from Vermont to a household name was his populist campaign that promised Americans an economy that works for everyone, not just the wealthy. His message resonated with those who are tired of the status quo.
Will Our Institutions Keep The Executive In Check?
President Trump has constantly found ways to test rules that rightfully limit the powers of the executive branch. So far, the surprising strength of a 231-year-old document has kept him in check.
Police Blotter Nov. 11 - Nov. 24
Crimes that were reported on and around campus between Nov. 11 - Nov. 24.