Students in silent march protest racism on campus
Students, faculty and staff at Eastern Michigan University walked in a silent march in protest of last year's racist graffiti found on King Hall.
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Students, faculty and staff at Eastern Michigan University walked in a silent march in protest of last year's racist graffiti found on King Hall.
To celebrate Martin Luther King Jr., Keynote Speaker, Founder and President of the Transformative Justice Coalition, and Immediate Past President of the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights, Barbara Arnwine, spoke to students and the community in the Student Center Monday, Jan. 18. She reinforced the importance of the history and movements that are the reason behind how far society has come today.
Student Government invited students to Club Halle to take a break from their studies before finals week on Thursday in the Bowen Field House.
Campus Life hosted a Snack & Study session before the week of finals from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., Tuesday.
Eastern Michigan University’s Pinky Promise invited Elder Rev. Cheryl Crawford Sangster, Pastor Timothy Alden and Rev. David Bullock to speak about the Proverbs 31 woman, the virtuous woman, Friday afternoon in McKenny Hall.
Approximately 100 students walked around Eastern Michigan University's campus to show solidarity with the University of Missouri Thursday afternoon.
The Talk Culture Series hosted the Life as a Minority Veteran paneled discussion to discuss life in the military Tuesday evening in the Student Center.
In the newest Philosophy speaker series, Professor Emeritus Frithjof Bergmann, from the University of Michigan, spoke with EMU students Thursday night in the Halle Auditorium on New Work, which is a philosophical and political movement.
Professor Nicoleta Tarfulea of Purdue University, Indiana, gave a lecture Monday night about the Modeling and Analysis of HIV Evolution and Therapy and how math and medical biology can work together through formulas to be one step closer in understanding the disease and finding a cure.