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A new Honors College course was thrown out after students took to social media with angry posts directed at the class and professors.
Eastern Michigan University’s Eleanor Wright chapter of Public Relations Student Society of America will host the first PRSSA Talent Forum at 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday, March 26, in McKenny Hall’s Guild Room. The free show will highlight different talented students and local residents and is open to the public.
The associate director in Eastern Michigan University’s University Advising and Career Development Center has won an advising award.
An Eastern Michigan University senior from Brighton has been accepted into the Marine Corps Officer Candidate Course.
Previous mayors of Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti and the journalist who watched their every move sat on a panel in Pray-Harrold Tuesday for the third and final installment in the Future of Urban Michigan series.
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.
Arianna Huffington's live broadcast, "Thrive," was hosted by the Campus Life and the National Society for Leadership and Success, St. Patrick's Day evening. The event is a part of the launch of the book of the same title, the 14th for the creator of the Huffington Post.
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.”
“Maybe something to do with the arts, like National Art Appreciation Day or something of the like. I think, not just on this campus but all over, people don’t think of the arts; make it like dance, theatre, music.”
“Maybe like a Student Day for a nice day off, maybe a celebration for students. Why do we not deserve it? We’re the future of the nation. Why shouldn’t we be honored?
“A day where we wear pink and everything is pink, because I love the color pink.”
“I would invent an Alpaca Appreciation Day, because they’re under appreciated and they have very soft fur.”
This year Eastern Michigan University is hosting Creative Convergence 2015. The event will cover issues facing Michigan in the 21st century such as tourism, government and the environment.
The Association of Clinical Research Professionals Interim Executive Director Terri Hinkley said Monday night that clinical research is not recognized as a profession.
