A new academic program for a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering was approved by the Board of Regents on Feb. 13. The program is “STEM-designated” and will emphasize structural engineering, transportation, water resources, environmental engineering, and construction engineering.
The EMU Board of Regents voted on Feb. 13 to phase out five programs in the Department of World Languages, and existing programs will focus more on K-12 education, as opposed to some programs specifically targeting high school or higher education teaching.
The Provost’s office has announced the first round of funding for various faculty projects as a part of the “Faculty First” initiative. 14 faculty members were given funding, totaling $47,950. This is the first donation of $2 million total that has been dedicated to faculty at EMU.
The EMU University Advising & Career Development Center hosted an internship fair for students. 53 internship-providing organizations and four resource providing organizations were available for students to explore.
On Tuesday, February 12, The EMU Jazz Ensemble played for a crowd and dedicated the music to female jazz composers.
‘North Star’ follows the journey of a young African-American girl who grows up in the south on her way to self-discovery.
A look ahead at the events in the community and on EMU's campus celebrating Black History Month.
Jay’Len Boone came to EMU’s Honors College to talk about his success as the eighth United States Youth Observer to the United Nations. An open panel discussion followed the lecture. This event was one of first this year in celebration of Black History Month.
The police blotter is a report of criminal activity going on in Ypsilanti and Eastern Michigan University during the week of Feb. 3 through Feb. 5
The Symphony Orchestra of EMU held their concert in Pease Auditorium on Friday, February 8th. The concert was sensory-friendly, providing various accommodations.
Ypsilanti’s parking is being updated with paid and time-limited parking as well as updated meters. These updates may be costly but according to Mayor Beth Bashert, revenue will be generated from the project that will make up for the cost.
The results of the additional specimen from Washtenaw County came back negative for the 2019 Novel Coronavirus on Jan. 31, 2020. There are no confirmed cases in Michigan.
The 4th Annual ‘Moments of Color’ was held Tuesday, February 5th, in EMU’s ballroom, bringing crowds together to learn and honor important African American figures throughout history.
Ypsilanti is now accepting applications for dispensaries to receive a permit to sell recreationally. The application will close on March 4 and there is no set date for when those that receive the permit can start selling to all adults 21 years old or older, though it's expected to start in April.
A car accident occured at the intersection of Washtenaw Ave. and Oakwood St. around 11 a.m on Monday, Feb. 3. The car involved in the accident was flipped upside down, however the driver is in stable medical condition. The accident was inview of the the Mark Jefferson Science Complex and McKenny Hall of EMU.
Ypsilanti will be tight on public safety training, despite the city adding staff for a third consecutive budget year. Mayor Bashert explains Ypsilanti's progress and the expectations for the new year.
The police blotter is a report of criminal activity going on in Ypsilanti and Eastern Michigan University during the week of Jan. 27 through Jan. 31.
Three specimens’, two from Washtenaw and one from Macomb, results came back negative for the 2019 Novel Coronavirus. The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) and the Washtenaw County Health Departments are still waiting on the results of another specimen from Washtenaw County. There are no confirmed cases in Michigan and only five confirmed cases in the U.S.
Ypsi and EMU locals weigh in on what our water tower means to them.
The theme of “Insecurity” in Ypsilanti’s community was brought to life in the free art exhibit at The Riverside Arts Center, which from Jan. 10 to Jan. 31. The idea for the gallery was thought up the Ypsi Gathering Space. The exhibit aimed to demonstrate the vulnerable side and thoughts of people in the community.
