Rescheduled as a part of Student Government’s “Mental Health Week,“ Josh Rivedal will be presenting his mental health awareness and suicide prevention program, the “i’Mpossible Project”
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EMU Student Government has elected a new president and vice president of the student body. Syed Wasiuddin and Ameera Salman will take office on May 1, with many goals in mind.
The University Musical Society and the Ypsilanti Freighthouse have teamed up to bring free entertainment and educational programs to Ypsilanti residents this April.
EMU ‘s Professor in Teacher Education and the Director of the Southeast Michigan Stewardship Coalition, Evan Lowenstein and EMU alumna, Lisa Voelker, have just been awarded the Critical Partners Award by MiSTEM Network.
Eastern Michigan student Naomi Barbour encourages all students to understand their voting rights and how State Senate Bill 13 will affect their access to the democratic process.
Grab your tickets for a banquet held by Eastern Michigan University's student newspaper at the Ypsilanti Freighthouse on April 6.
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Volumes 48 and 49 of EMU’s literary magazine can be pre-ordered now.
City officials have approved the demolition of historic Ypsilanti building for use of affordable housing.
Eastern Michigan University’s Women’s Club Volleyball combines both the love of volleyball and the importance of community and belonging.
Join Eagle Nutrition Services in celebrating National Nutrition Month with their 5k run/walk.
EMU welcomes its 43rd Undergraduate Symposium to faculty, students, and the general public.
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EMU students can come listen to former EMU alumni and other women of color who have roles of leadership.
Ever wonder who counts the votes and keeps the election fair? Learn more about the Election Commissioner position of EMU’s Student Government ahead of elections.
This new five-day music festival will feature different bands with different themes each night. Get tickets now starting at $20.
Get to know the student body senators ahead of the election on March 29 and 30.
