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(10/13/19 7:52pm)
On Sat. October 12, EMU alumnus Todd Tue premiered his film 'When It Breaks' at the State Theatre in Ann Arbor.
(10/13/19 4:34pm)
Since 2017, The Cream Incorporated, an 501c3 non-profit organization, has been helping out economical and moral edification of all individuals that reside in urban communities. Their main mission is to promote superior scholarship as basic and intellectual achievement. They prioritize their partnership with other organizations for concern over maintenance of high moral and social standards of the urban community.
(10/26/19 7:50pm)
The Nation, an EMU student organization, sponsored Trap Karaoke in the Student Center Ballroom on Oct. 8. Trap Karaoke is an example of rich history and culture being found on Eastern Michigan University’s campus.
(10/13/19 4:45pm)
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In the Oct. 8 Senate meeting, Speaker of the House Taylor Lawrence informed the Student Body Government of a pilot program for iClickers.
(10/13/19 4:47pm)
On Wednesday night, Paint and Pour hosted one of several entirely free EMU Homecoming events at the EMU Student Center. Students attended for a guided painting session of a predrawn EMU-themed canvas. Drinks and snacks were provided as well.
(10/13/19 4:38pm)
Marygrove College in Detroit will permanently cease to offer courses to current students as well cease admissions after the fall 2019 semester. Students at the Detroit college, which now only offers courses at the graduate level, will be able to complete their degrees at Eastern Michigan University.
(10/13/19 5:09pm)
Eastern Michigan University’s first ever accessibility crew will take action this winter during the EMU Theatre’s presentation of “Still Life with Iris.” Under the guidance of Elena SV Flys, EMU assistant professor of arts administration, the accessibility crew will help make it possible for patrons with disabilities to enjoy every aspect of the show.
(10/13/19 4:16pm)
Demeatry Dominick Brooks, who goes by the stage name Vociferous Dom, took home the top prize at the In Living Talent show on Monday, Oct. 7. His vocal and trumpet performance of “Feeling Good” by Nina Simone won him the grand prize trophy and $50 Visa gift card.
(10/12/19 4:24pm)
The Student Government held a Senate meeting Tuesday, Oct. 8, where it discussed Resolution 106-07, a proposal to allocate money to the EMU Gospel Choirs that was supposed to be allocated the previous school year.
(10/13/19 4:47pm)
For the past three years, Residence Housing Association (RHA) has hosted the Green & White Ball. This year, however, was extra special, as Eastern Michigan University celebrated its 99th Homecoming.
(10/12/19 4:23pm)
The LGBT Resource Center (LGBTRC) hosted its annual LGBTailgate on Oct. 9 in honor of homecoming week. At the event, students could enjoy food, friendship and a wide variety of outdoor activities, including corn hole, life-size Jenga, Connect Four and more.
(10/08/19 2:24am)
The annual Latin Night celebration took place Oct. 3 at the McKenny Ballroom. Latin Night was put on by the Latinx Student Association (LSA) and sponsored by the Center of Race & Ethnicity.
(10/13/19 7:51pm)
When it comes to guns in America, the State of Michigan is no stranger. Since 2017, over 11,000 deaths have been related to firearms. There are 993,026 Concealed Pistol Licenses (CPL) holders out of a million in the state of Michigan as of April 2018.
(10/06/19 7:06pm)
EMU’s College of Engineering and Technology hosted 150 Plymouth-Canton high school students for the national Manufacturing Day, which was Oct. 4. This day is dedicated to correcting misconceptions about modern-day manufacturing.This will be EMU’s third year holding such an event.
(10/06/19 4:29pm)
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(10/06/19 5:37pm)
WonderFool Productions, a non-profit arts organization working with the Ann Arbor community to produce events, has teamed up with the Ypsilanti community to produce the fourth annual YpsiGLOW which will take place on Oct. 25 from 7 to 9:30 p.m. on N. Washington Street between Pearl Street and Michigan Avenue. The event is free and for all ages.
(10/06/19 6:17pm)
Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha, pediatrician, professor and public health advocate whose research exposed the Flint water crisis, held a lecture, Q & A and book signing for her book What the Eyes Don't See on Thursday, Oct. 4 at EMU’s Student Center. The 2018 book was named one of the 100 most notable books of the year by The New York Times. Over 400 students attended the event.
(10/06/19 5:37pm)
After 46 years of business, the Rutherford Pool bathhouse will undergo a major renovation at the end of the year that will include plumbing and electrical upgrades as well as adding gender neutral and family changing rooms.
(10/04/19 3:09am)
The Eastern Michigan University Police released an update on the armed robbery/carjacking incident that occurred Oct. 1 at 10:31 p.m. in the Pease Auditorium Lot.
