As spring weather arrives, EMU Police Chief encourages participating in Eagle Alerts
The National Weather Service predicts warmer than average temperatures for June in Michigan.
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The National Weather Service predicts warmer than average temperatures for June in Michigan.
Ypsilanti native Amelia Taylor, an orthodontics and prosthetics major at Eastern Michigan University, is also a published poet — twice over.
In 2022, Clara Engel knew that it was time for her to be closer to home and study something she was passionate about. This led her to Eastern Michigan University where she is now a graduating senior, student teacher and recently published artist in the fine arts magazine, Cellar Roots.
Misty Sparrow, an associate director in the admissions office at Eastern Michigan University is an alum who has a strong connection to recruiting and welcoming new students. She started her work as a tour guide for the Admissions Welcome Center when she was a freshman student. Now, as an alum, she is the associate director for Admissions Visits and Events.
Every year, Eastern Michigan University recognizes outstanding students and campus organizations with the Student Gold Medallion Awards.
Looking for something fun to do on or around campus this week? Check out some of these upcoming events!
Eastern Michigan University’s Esports program plans to start a summer camp for high school and middle school students. In the camp, students will learn skills needed for esports and content creation related to esports. The camp is currently expected to begin in the summer of 2025.
Registration Blitz - March 25
The University Advising & Career Development Center Etiquette Dinner hosted an etiquette dinner March 13, 2025, that gave students an opportunity to learn and practice proper skills and tips for hosting and enjoying a formal dinner event. Participants and organizers talk in this video about why the event was beneficial.
The sounds of cards shuffling and roulette wheels clattering filled the air in the Student Center Ballroom as Eastern Michigan University students and staff made plays in the hope of hitting a jackpot during the annual Kings Casino event. Even though the currency was fake, the prizes were real.
Eastern Michigan University's first Undergraduate Symposium was held April 3, 1981. More than 40 years later, this annual event continues to provide undergraduate students with opportunities to celebrate and present their research and creative projects.
Associate professor at Eastern Michigan University Ronald Flowers was inspired by a personal loss to create a new initiative called "Building a Community of Caring."
Winter break starts Feb. 23 at Eastern Michigan University. For students seeking to fill the week of no classes with a trip that won't break the travel budget, Michigan offers a number of interesting places for day trips. All of these places are within a two-and-a-half-hour drive from campus.
At most gas stations, a small television displays security camera footage upon entry. Customers can see themselves and wave or take a picture. This lets the customers know that they are being recorded, thus deterring crime.
Check out this week's offerings of events on and around campus.
The Eastern Michigan University Honors College has cooked up some skill-building opportunities for everyday maintenance. Called Adulting 101, the opportunities are a series of workshops offering skill enhancement in such things as car maintenance, cooking a good meal, and building an engaging resume.
Changing the Cycle is an organization started by Quinn Polasek with the mission to end period poverty.
Eastern Michigan University has set a goal for #GivingTrueday, the annual social-media-based fundraising campaign dedicated to supporting students, faculty and special projects on campus.
Sania Ahmed is a staff therapist at the Eastern Michigan University Counseling and Psychological Services. Also known as CAPS, the counseling program provides university students access to therapy free of charge.