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Teens on the autism spectrum often struggle with social skills that make it difficult to interact with their peers, friends, and families. A new summer program may be able to help some of these teens develop the skills they need in order to improve on these every day interactions.
Communications, media and theatre arts professor Wallace Bridges received a Fulbright Scholar grant.
China named an Eastern Michigan professor as its first Foreign Expert in music.
The Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration has not shut down construction at the historic Thompson Block building in Ypsilanti after a worker died Monday. However, a state review of safety measures is underway.
An Eastern Michigan University professor has been selected by Gov. Rick Snyder to help lead efforts to preserve Michigan’s history.
Local residents participated in the 21st annual Ypsilanti P.R.I.D.E. Day Saturday morning. Volunteers at the event worked in the downtown Ypsilanti area to help gather litter, pull up weeds and plant new flowers.
Eastern Michigan University's Chief Information Officer sat down with about a dozen attendees for Coffee with the CIO Friday. The event involved a two-hour long discussion about the state and future of tech, access and cyber security at EMU.
Susan Martin is leaving with a splash.
Eastern Michigan University's Small Business Development Center was named the Small Business Development Center of the Year for Excellence in Innovation Thursday, May 7.
Saturday, May 9 the Howell Nature Center held its first Community Appreciation Day to show the surrounding public the Nature Center’s wide array of activities.
Eastern Michigan University’s forensic program ranked fourth at its tournament, which took place from April 16 to April 20 in Athens, Ohio.
Rynearson Stadium hosted the annual Washtenaw County Heart Walk Saturday despite the weather.
The College of Business held a webinar for its Integrated Marketing Communications master’s program Thursday evening. The online program is 1 of 13 master courses EMU offers fully online.
Eastern Michigan University, along with St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Ann Arbor, will be holding an emergency response exercise at the Convocation Center Wednesday, May 13.
First Lady Michelle Obama spoke Friday at Wayne State University to around 100 future Eastern Michigan University students. It was a part of Detroit's College Signing Day, which celebrates Detroit students moving on to college from high school. There were among over 2,000 students from over 40 schools across the city in attendance, according to the Detroit News.
Ethan Lowenstein, professor of teacher education, has been selected to act as Eastern Michigan University's John W. Porter Distinguished Chair for Urban Education for the 2015-16 academic year.
The College of Education's Rebecca Martusewicz will be spending the 2015 fall semester in Finland. According to a press release from Eastern Michigan University's office of University Communications, Martusewicz will be working with a research group of doctoral students and other colleagues at the University of Tampere.
EMU College of Business students selected Talmer Bank and Trust, SPARK and BlueWater Technologies as the best-run businesses in Michigan.
While protesters shut down Board of Regents meetings and teachers’ unions boycott Eastern Michigan University student teachers, the College of Education’s faculty is putting all of its efforts into making sure students never miss out on an educational opportunity.
Campus Life will show the award-winning film, “American Sniper,” 8 p.m. on Friday in the Student Center Auditorium.
