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Dr. Yvette Colon, assistant professor at the EMU school of social work, speaking at the third installment of the EMU Honors College Star Lecture Series on Tuesday, Dec. 6. The central topic of the 2016-2017 series is "With Justice For All?" and Colon discusses chronic pain and a flawed United States healthcare system.
Bob Heighes (right), chief of Eastern Michigan University's police department, speaking with members of Student Government on Nov. 1 regarding EMU PD's investigation of the racial graffiti incidents on campus.
Faculty and students rally outside of Ford Hall at Eastern Michigan University on Wednesday, Nov. 2 to protest racism and the racial graffiti incidents on campus over the past month.
Protesters holding "pro-black" signs at the rally outside of Ford Hall at Eastern Michigan University on Wednesday, Nov. 2 to protest racism and the racial graffiti incidents on campus over the past month.
EMU grad students and alumni showing support for the Black Lives Matter movement at the faculty rally outside of Ford Hall on Wednesday, Nov. 2.
Audience members from the "Got Consent?" event holding Start by Believing flyers. Their names are written on them, followed by the statement, "When someone tells me they were raped or sexually assaulted, I Start by Believing."
Audience members holding Start by Believing flyers. Their names are written on them, followed by the statement, "When someone tells me they were raped or sexually assaulted, I Start by Believing."
Kiley Albert, ROTC alpha company executive officer, swimming 15 meters with a dummy M16 rifle and full equipment.
David E. Rutledge (middle) holding a plaque given to him by the Student Government senate in commemoration of his recommendation to be on the EMU Board of Regents.
The Early College Alliance hosting the Unity in the Community event at King Hall on Thursday, Sept. 29 to promote diversity on campus.
Left to right: ECA faculty and staff Crystal Jackson, Felix Shapiro and Valerie Canter posing with the Unity in the Community frame cutout.
Students and faculty painted their hands to create hand prints of varying colors to show the diversity on EMU's campus. "Hands of Diversity" is written on the roll of paper.
Hand print being made on the hands of diversity sheet.
Hand print being made on the hands of diversity sheet.
A student about to place their hand on the hands of diversity sheet.
Students share their thoughts on how help students feel safe in all their identities on campus.
ECA students painting their hands in varying colors for the hands of diversity sheet.
ECA wristbands that were passed out to everyone at the event.
Snacks and beverages at the Unity in the Community event.
ECA student Bailey Gaston placing her hand print on the hands of diversity sheet
