What's the move at EMU? Feb. 6-12
Check out these events happening on Eastern Michigan University’s campus this week.
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Check out these events happening on Eastern Michigan University’s campus this week.
Eastern Michigan University professor of Asian Art History, Tom Suchan, and Greg Kulon, an independent scholar and cofounder of Sulon films, bring an art collection of famous stop motion animation films to EMU’s Student Center gallery.
Interactive event Sex in the Dark is coming to Eastern Michigan University on Thursday, Feb. 9.
EMU planetarium is beginning there in person shows again after a closure during the pandemic.
Shaking up the culture and turning dreams into realities with their all inclusive “Stomp n Shake" cheer team this year are the Eastern Michigan University Eaglettes.
Eastern Michigan University’s new high-altitude weather balloon program has recently been chosen to partake in the NASA-funded Nationwide Eclipse Ballooning Project.
Eastern Michigan University has over 16,000 students, all of whom have their own individual sense of belonging. At EMU, a wide range of clubs is offered so that every student has the chance to find their community.
Michigan’s Groundhog Day star, Woody the Woodchuck, did not see her shadow Thursday morning, predicting an early spring. Many Michiganders gathered for the celebration held at the Howell Nature Center on Feb. 2 at 8:30 a.m.
In many places all over the world, there is often a stigma around mental health and getting help for it. Some communities face that stigma more than others, which increases stress and makes self-care even harder to accomplish.
Food Gatherers in Ann Arbor were recently awarded a Dresner Grant worth $100,000, which will go a long way toward being able to help ensure people have food on the table.
EMU Theatre Student Written One-Act Festival - Jan. 29 - Feb. 1
Dr. Aaron Liepman, an EMU Biology professor, has created over two dozen custom LEGO mosaics over the past nine years outside of his teaching career.
Dr. Petra Kuppers, 2022-23 McAndless Distinguished Professor Chair, hopes to broaden the understanding of disability culture through art, history and knowledge. Kuppers will be presenting a talk at Eastern Michigan University titled “Disability Histories: Arts-Based Methods, Archives and Futures,” on Tuesday, Jan. 31 at 6 p.m. in the Student Center Ballroom.
Eastern Michigan University has been renovating the REC/IM throughout the past few years and many students are rushing to work out in the fresh space with all of the new equipment.
In an effort to keep the Eastern Michigan University community safe and informed, there will be free ALICE trainings with the EMU Police Department open to all members of the community.
In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Black History Month, Ypsilanti’s Riverside Arts Center will host a month-long art exhibit featuring over 20 local African American artists.
Reports on a national and local level showed that businesses were closing due to the restrictions and duration of the COVID-19 pandemic.
WRC Grand Reopening - Jan. 10
The Women's Resource Center at Eastern Michigan University is hosting a grand reopening on Tuesday, Jan. 10 from 2-5 p.m. to show off its new look.
Thai food experience Basil Babe is soon opening at 701 W. Cross St, the long-time location of Ypsilanti staple Tower Inn, as well as Hamburger Mary's.