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Instability across the American political scene -- and increasing tension among political parties as the November presidential election nears -- has been on full display, prompting public concern over a decreasing ability for opposing sides to engage in civil discourse.
Eastern Michigan University professor Sadaf Ali has joined the Nov. 5 general election as a write-in candidate for Ypsilanti Township Park Commission member.
This year marks the third annual partnering between the Explore Ypsi gift card program and Eastern Michigan University. The event is all about getting university students to explore Ypsilanti and everything it has to offer.
On Sept. 18, there will be a free training for all EMU students and employees on how to use naloxone medication, better known under the brand name Narcan, which is used to help reverse opioid overdoses.Narcan has been available on campus since April, 2024. The medication is located in AED boxes found around various buildings and places around campus. This is not the first of the trainings on the use of Narcan.“We have done it at least ten times now, and I know that there are several sessions to continue going on this fall,” Frank Schaller, associate director for undergraduate nursing studies and associate professor, said.
Ypsilanti has a mini golf course in the form of Putterz, but it can be a little bit out of the way to go for a college student. To solve this, there's one mini golf course and arcade that is a lot closer to campus.
Stan Eldridge is up for re-election for Ypsilanti Township Treasurer in the upcoming Nov. 5 general election.
Holman Success Center is hosting a procrastination elimination workshop on September 11 at 6 p.m. in Halle Library with the goal of helping students learn different techniques to overcome procrastination and improve time management.
This week at Eastern, the Ann Arbor Black Film Festival is partnering with Eastern Michigan University’s Department of Africology and African American Studies to bring students a special screening of the documentary "A Class of Her Own," directed by Boaz Dvir.
Check out these events happening on and around Eastern Michigan University's campus this week.
Nevaeh Ford is a sophomore at Eastern Michigan University studying fashion marketing and simulation, animation, and gaming.
As the semester begins, many students may find themselves feeling overwhelmed by coursework and deadlines. Some might find themselves struggling to balance academics with activities, work, and other obligations. Fortunately, Eastern Michigan University offers academic support services that can help students overcome academic struggles and perform better in their classes.
On September 7th, a local favorite will be back in Ypsilanti's Depot Town. "Rumble of the Bumble," a free, family-friendly day of fun street festival is dedicated to bringing to together the Ypsilanti community.
Amber Fellows, a decades-long resident of Ypsilanti and activist, is on the Nov. 5 ballot for a seat on Ypsilanti City Council in Ward 3, which includes the majority of Eastern Michigan University.
Most college students, if they’re lucky, won’t step foot in a courtroom during their time in school; but for Ellie Yacks, luck looks a bit different.
With down-payment assistance on the table — and affordable prices — Doresy Estates project managers created an Ypsilanti neighborhood for new buyers who might have thought homeownership in Washtenaw County was only a dream.
The new season for the Ypsilanti Symphony Orchestra features artists who have special relationships with the 65-piece, volunteer community orchestra, hence the name: "Up Close and Personal."
Check out these events happening on and around Eastern Michigan University's campus this week.
The Washtenaw County Health Department has encouraged residents to take extra caution in preventing mosquito bites in September since testing has revealed an increased presence of the West Nile Virus in several mosquitoes and birds around Ypsilanti.
As the fall 2024 semester begins, many students begin losing sleep. Thankfully, for the sleep-deprived on campus, there is no shortage of nearby coffee shops.
Two lucky students at the Westview or Lakeview Apartments are going to receive a $500 gift card from Target to decorate their apartment.
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