Women of Excellence luncheon 2015
The Women’s Resource Center held its 25th annual Women of Excellence Lunch on Thursday afternoon in the Student Center.
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The Women’s Resource Center held its 25th annual Women of Excellence Lunch on Thursday afternoon in the Student Center.
Susan Martin announced Tuesday she will be stepping down as Eastern Michigan University President, the Eastern Echo asks "what do you think of her decision to resign?"
The Student Center Auditorium was alive with activism as Student Artists for a New Society presented a 90-minute showcase to approximately 50 audience members Monday night.
Seventy runners and walkers participated in the Office of Nutritional Service’s second annual 5K fun run Thursday starting at Roosevelt Hall. ONS held the run in honor of National Nutrition Month.
President Susan Martin presented the latest update of Eastern Michigan University’s Strategic Plan with the help of chief financial officer Michael Valdes in the Student Center Auditorium Tuesday.
The Student Government held its internal affairs, public affairs, academic and student affairs and business and finance meetings Tuesday in the Student Center.
Susan Martin, Eastern Michigan University’s first female president, announced Tuesday she is stepping down from her position after seven years at the helm.
Eastern Michigan University Board of Regents approved an $8.9 million capital budget for 2015-2016 at its regular meeting March 17. This budget includes investment in health-related programs, the Honors College and student housing renovations.
March is recognized as National Reading Month by public schools across the country. In the spirit of reading, The Echo asked students: “What is your favorite or least favorite word and why?”
Eastern Michigan University’s Beta Delta chapter of Eta Sigma Gamma, the national professional health education organization, promotes the health and well-being of the EMU community with fun, health-related activities.
“Agentic” and “communal” were etched on the chalkboard, two opposite leadership styles: agentic being aggressive, ambitious and dominant and communal being compassionate, collaborative and teamwork-oriented.
The Muslim Student Association hosted its annual Fast-a-thon in the Student Center Wednesday night. Ramadan started Tuesday and keynote speaker Imam Mika’il Stewart Saadiq hosted the association’s first official event.
Eastern Michigan University, in conjunction with the American Heart Association, is celebrating National Walking Day on April 1. A walking event will be held that day and every Wednesday for the entire month.
Eastern Michigan University may open a food pantry soon. Haley Moraniec and Lynn Nybell presented the initiative at the Board of Regents Student Affairs Committee meeting March 17.
The political science department will hold a panel discussion, "Reflections from the Trenches," from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday in room 216 in Pray-Harrold. The third and final part in The Future of Urban Michigan Series will focus on Washtenaw County.
Eastern Michigan University’s Students Organize for Syria chapter held its first event, Tea with a Syrian, Wednesday afternoon in the Student Center.
As spring football practice continues at Eastern Michigan University, professional scouts stopped by to watch EMU seniors work out.
It seems like America has a holiday for just about anything, from Christmas to Talk Like a Pirate Day. The Echo asked students: “If you could invent your own holiday, what would it be and why?”
“Summer Christmas. There aren’t enough holidays in the summer that are family oriented. There’s July 4. I mean people do get together, but I feel like that’s more independent. We need a family holiday in the summer.”
“I would probably invent a Gender Neutral Day, because I feel like a lot of people are confused about gender and sexuality. So, I would invent that day to give information about things that are really open to our world outside of the heteronormativity that we have in our society.”