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Eastern Michigan University will host a summit to discuss the opportunity gaps that face minority boys and young men in Washtenaw County, 8:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m., in the Student Center Ballroom.
Eastern Michigan University's Department of Public Safety dealt or assisted with several incidents over the course of the week.
Eastern Michigan University students filled the Amphitheater for the annual pep rally Friday night.
The dance team performed at the Pep Rally.
The Amphitheater was packed for the annual Pep Rally.
The Amphitheater was packed for the annual Pep Rally.
Chris Creighton, head football coach, addressed the crowd.
The top three Homecoming Court Couples, from left, Krystal-Ann Moore, Daivon Taylor, Takayla King, Amelia Stewart, Ryan Biddlecombe and Tiffany Foy.
Eastern Michigan University’s LGBT Resource Center held its annual LGBT flag display Friday on the Pray-Harrold lawn.
Tailgating for the Eastern Michigan University football game against the University of Akron Zips started early Saturday morning.
Initial Teacher Preparation Program Advising Session
Eastern Michigan University’s chapter of Students Organize for Syria and the United Nations Association will hold a lecture, Syrian Refugees in Southeast Michigan, at 6 p.m., Oct. 19, in the Student Center, room 330.
The Regional Transit Authority of Southeast Michigan held an informational session on its effort to improve public transportation in metro Detroit Thursday evening in the College of Business.
Women meet for Soul Speak, a weekly session facilitated by Joi Rencher, from 2-3:30 p.m., every Thursday in the Student Center Kiva Room.
One hundred and fifty students attended the showing of Spy, starring Melissa McCarthy, Thursday night in the Student Center auditorium.
Wednesday, Sept. 30
Eastern Michigan University's Department of Public Safety dealt with over the course of the week.
Students can participate at an all day scavenger hunt on Thursday. After downloading the "Scavify App,” search EMU Code Green. The first 100 groups to complete the scavenger hunt will win prizes.
Six students were sworn in as senators at the regular Senate Meeting Tuesday in the Student Center.
The National Pan-Hellenic Council, Black Student Union and NAACP organized the Minority Students Resource Fair, from 5-7 p.m. Tuesday in Student Center room 310.
