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Gov. Gretchen Whitmer revealed the MI Healthy Climate Plan in Traverse City on April 18 to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050 and create sustainable jobs in Michigan.
Over five weeks after Russia invaded Ukraine, the U.S. continues to lend support to Ukraine and stresses the importance of international cooperation to repel Russian aggression amid several key events on Friday, April 1.
On Thursday, Feb. 24 at 5 a.m., Russia launched a strategic missile attack against Ukraine, targeting several of Ukraine’s largest cities after escalating tensions between Russia and Ukraine as Ukraine moves to join NATO and the EU.
Alpha Phi Omega, an Eastern Michigan University fraternity, is collaborating with the Red Cross to host two blood drives at the Student Center in June.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer announced proposed tax cuts, lower costs on insulin and electric vehicles, and better access to mental healthcare during her State of the State speech on Wednesday, Jan. 26, at the Detroit Diesel Corporation.
The Washtenaw County Health Department has reported a confirmed case of meningococcal meningitis at the University of Michigan on Jan. 26, and the student recently attended fraternity events at U-M and Michigan State University.
Michigan State University announced on Friday, Jan. 21, that Brendan Santo’s body was discovered in the Red Cedar River about 1.5 miles from where he was last seen in October.
The University of Michigan Board of Regents announced the removal of Mark Schlissel as the university’s president on Saturday, Jan. 15, after a personal relationship with a university employee was revealed.
A protest was held outside of the Huron Valley Correctional Facility in Ypsilanti on Sunday, Jan. 16, after allegations of mistreatment of prisoners and inadequate facility conditions emerged.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and sixteen other governors penned a letter calling for the passage of two voter protection bills days before the U.S. Senate is expected to vote on them.
Governor Whitmer announced on Tuesday, Dec. 7, that $3 billion in refunds from the surplus of the catastrophic care fund will be returned to Michigan drivers in her latest press release.
After two weeks of meetings and negotiations, world leaders of nearly 200 countries agreed on Nov. 13 to a new climate agreement, the Glasgow Climate Pact, to further their commitments in their fight against climate change.
The annual United Nations Climate Change Conference of the Parties, or more commonly dubbed this year as COP26, has kicked off once again for the 26th iteration.
Approximately two weeks ago, a missionary group consisting of 17 individuals was kidnapped in Port-au-Prince by the Haitian gang 400 Mawozo. The kidnapped missionary group consists of 16 Americans and one Canadian, with five identified as children.
The Eastern Michigan University’s American Association of University Professors released a statement Aug. 26 expressing disappointment and concern over the university’s COVID-19 safety protocols for the fall semester.
The Sexual Assault and Rape Awareness organization, an independent student-led initiative at Eastern Michigan University, held a protest on Tuesday to denounce Greek life and sexual assault.
Eastern Michigan University announced the abrupt decision of Alpha Sigma Phi to terminate their association with the university Oct. 11.
President Biden came to Howell, Michigan on Oct. 5 where he toured the facilities at Operating Engineers 324 training center and delivered a speech calling for support of his trillion-dollar bipartisan infrastructure bill.
The historic Thompson Block building welcomed the restaurant Thompson & Co. in Depot Town, Ypsilanti on Aug. 12.
Approximately 100 Eastern Michigan University students marched from Pray-Harrold to Welch Hall as Title IX lawsuits continue to be filed against the university.
