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A line of students formed in front of Jennifer Harding, a former drug addict and prisoner at the Women's Huron Valley Correctional Facility. Each one lauded her writing, thanked her for sharing her story and a few even gave her a hug.
The Student Body Government discussed its concerns regarding student homelessness, housing insecurity, food insecurity, issues with different university utilities and the mental health crisis among students.
The Business and Finance Committee passed Resolution 106-10 last Tuesday, Nov. 12, after amending the order of the line items. The Resolution was then voted on and passed during the Senate meeting Nov. 19.
The powerhouse hero E-Mo didn't always have his black and silver guise, he instead had something less...flattering.
Last week, former President Obama publicly commented on the Democratic presidential primary. While no candidate was endorsed, he criticized the populist campaigning tactics of progressives.
Our intrepid hero was bested by the dubious Dr. Sphere, but a new ally appears before A.C. with a proposal...
An unexpected trip to the emergency room can lead to expensive bills when one doesn't have health insurance. To help students avoid situations like these, the Office of Wellness and Community Responsibility (OWCR) hosted an affordable health insurance event on Nov. 20 in room 250 of the Student Center.
The creation and production of Native American jewelry started as early as 12,000 years ago. "Paleo-Indians transformed materials like shell and stone into wearable jewelry, and tribes across America followed suit." Animal and fishbones often could be etched into beautiful and elaborate pendants. Shells, stones, and coral were "chipped into tiny beads for necklaces or clothing decorations." These jewelry pieces are still made today with materials like gold and titanium.
Members of the Michigan Review of Prisoner Creative Writing (MRPCW) journal Editorial Committee read their favorite journal pieces from last 11 years on Monday, Nov. 18. The event took place at 734 Brewing Company (15 E. Cross St.) from 6-7:30 p.m.
Repost from @imax: The countdown is on, only 2 weeks left. ? Check out the new exclusive @CharliesAngels IMAX poster and get your tickets now! ? [link in bio]
When you start out as a hero, you’re often times alone on patrol. But that changes when you join a team.
Ever needed to know your cat’s chonk status? Follow our handy chart!
After meeting his mentor, Dr. Sphere quickly learned that appearances mean nothing in the realm of power!
Inappropriate humor is just ingrained in children.
Meet Brandi: best friend of Jadaz and model for Toonz Clothing Line.
On Friday, Nov. 17, the Eastern Michigan University College of Education and the Ann Arbor Individual Disability Education Advocacy Series (A2Ideas) co-sponsored a screening of the film Intelligent Lives at the EMU Student Center.
After dismantling the Akron Zips, Eastern Michigan heads to Northern Illinois to battle with the Huskies on Tuesday night, Nov. 19. The game will be broadcasted live on ESPN2, EMU’s first appearance on the station since its 2011 game against Penn State. The game will be the final road game of the season for EMU.
Lady Antebellum is back with their eighth album, “Ocean,” and it’s a collection of songs that are mostly ballads. The great part is that ballads are what this group does best.
Monday, Nov. 11
This week’s playlist is mostly instrumental. It’s perfect for any time when you’re feeling down, anytime you’re not feeling good enough or when you’re doubtful of being worthy. It provides a hand on your shoulder. One that can’t just be pushed away. There is love in these songs.
