Matt Dauzy
Articles (15 total)
FTB off the menu for Eastern Michigan
“Pink slime” has been off the menu for two years, and its close cousin “finely textured beef” (FTB) will be eliminated from orders as of April 9, according to Larry Gates, director of Dining Services and Executive Chef Tom Murray at Eastern Michigan University.
EMU website changes make steady progress
In early March, the Division of Communications at Eastern Michigan University agreed to a contract with OmniUpdate Inc., to implement a new content management system for use across all of EMU’s websites.
Gas prices affect Eastern student, faculty commutes
Students, staff and faculty members of Eastern Michigan University don’t always share the same concerns about budgeting resources, but with gasoline prices rising over $4 per gallon that are expected to continue rising through the summer, all segments of the EMU community face the same question: How can someone afford paying more for something affecting so many aspects of life?
Student Development Conference teaches job-seeking techniques
The Eastern Michigan University chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America will host its 13th annual Student Development Conference at 9 a.m.
Bernero warns Snyder in concession speech
The Michigan Democratic Party held a post-election celebration amid bleak results being reported on Tuesday night at the MGM Grand Detroit Casino.
Eastern Michigan University Alum donates $1.5M to fund chair
The announcement of a $1.5 million gift to Eastern Michigan University highlighted the Board of Regents meeting Tuesday in 201 Welch Hall. Timothy Dyer, alumnus and regent at EMU, pledged the gift to establish the Dr. Timothy J.
Study abroad fair shows opportunities
The Student Center hosted a Study Abroad Fair, presented by Academic Programs Abroad from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m Tuesday in room 310. More than 20 academic and exchange programs were presented in the showcase, with offerings in the Americas, Europe, Asia and Australia.
Tower Inn 2nd in Detroit Greek
The Tower Inn, at 701 West Cross St. in Ypsilanti, came in second place in WDIV’s “Vote 4 the Best” competition among Greek-themed restaurants in the Metro Detroit area. The eatery was first nominated for the competition in 1998, when it also finished second. The restaurant and bar, which is situated right across from campus near College Place, finished behind Kalamata in Troy. Altogether there were 14 nominees, including six from Downtown Detroit’s Greektown district on Lafayette Boulevard. Dishes like spinach cheese triangles, saganaki, pastitsio, chicken kabobs, fatoush salad and Greek pitas helped cement Tower Inn’s running in this year’s contest. Rois Savvides, who owns the eatery with his wife Nathalie, credited big voting turnouts from Eastern Michigan University students, staff, faculty and alumni to help them secure second place. “It’s bragging rights, and we have everyone at the university to thank in helping get us our votes,” Savvides said. The owner plans to return the favor. Savvides, known to staff and customers alike as simply Rois, pronounced like Royce, said he plans to hand out 15 percent discount cards to anyone who attended Wednesday’s homecoming “United We Shop” event.
Faculty, administration reach tentative agreements; negotiations to continue for salary and benefits
Eastern Michigan University’s administration and faculty have reached tentative agreements on some contract issues and will turn to salary and benefits discussions on Monday.
Rec/IM hosts weekly poker tournament
It started with pizza, sodas and the promise that some smart poker could end in a couple of free lunches at the local taverns and eateries I love.
