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(05/13/13 11:40pm)
Summer residents can look forward to lots of events
(05/13/13 11:35pm)
All the folks staying in Ypsilanti this spring and summer, don’t fret. There is plenty to do in Ypsilanti and its surrounding areas; all you have to do is look around. Whether you’re a fan of fitness, community service, music, art or simply entertainment, there’s something for everyone.
(05/13/13 11:11pm)
Track team members perform in several meets
(05/13/13 11:03pm)
The Eastern Michigan University men’s and women’s track and field teams participated in the Hillsdale-Gina Relays in Hillsdale, Mich., the Drake Relays in Des Moines, Iowa, the Penn Relays in Philadelphia, Pa., the Lyle Bennett Open in Mount Pleasant, Mich. and the West Chester University Open in West Chester, Pa.
How to have a productive summer
(05/06/13 11:22pm)
Every summer there are college students who waste their summer “chilling” and not being productive. Your college years are the years meant to prepare you for the real working world. Take the time to work on your personal skill sets and don’t just allow the summer to just simply be a personal vacation. Just remember everything that you do today will affect your future. Here are eight things you can do during your summer vacation that will benefit you after graduation.
EMU women’s golf team continues on path of success
(05/06/13 11:21pm)
After a long spring season of success, the Eastern Michigan University women’s golf team continued its success into post-season play. The team traveled to Nashport, Ohio to compete in the 2013 Mid-American Conference Championship.
Dingell’s stance gains support
(05/06/13 10:56pm)
Immigration reform supporters gathered outside the office of Congressman John Dingell (D-MI), located on 301 West Michigan Ave. in downtown Ypsilanti, on Thursday, May 2, to show their support for Dingell’s recent stance regarding immigration law reformation.
Heart Walk sets new monetary goal
(05/06/13 10:50pm)
The 2013 Washtenaw County Heart Walk will take place Sunday, May 19. The start location will be at Washtenaw Community College, located at 4800 E. Huron River Drive in Ann Arbor.
EagleMail to be improved
(05/06/13 10:42pm)
Improvements to EagleMail settings will take place on Saturday, May 18. Eastern Michigan University’s executive Director of Media Relations, Geoff Larcom, issued a campus-wide email on April 29 outlining the changes.
WEMU’S Clark Smith retires
(05/06/13 10:03pm)
Clark Smith, 89.1 FM WEMU’s program director, retired May 3 after 30 years of service. He was originally hired on as the news director for the station in May 1983 and then named program director in 2007, according to a press release issued by WEMU. He worked both positions until August 2012.
Softball player is named MAC West Player of Week
(04/25/13 2:25am)
Amanda Stanton is the starting second baseman for the Eastern Michigan University softball team and was also named Mid-American Conference West division Player of the Week last week following a stellar week, in which she hit 7-for-14 with three home runs (including a grand slam), and raised her batting average from .301 to .325.
Regents eliminate a social studies major
(04/25/13 1:52am)
Eastern Michigan University’s social studies for non-teaching major is being phased out.
24-hour news over-covers Boston bombing
(04/25/13 1:41am)
On April 15, a horrifying event took place when a pair of terrorists set off two bombs at the Boston Marathon. The 24-hour news outlets covered it all day, reporting on updated death tolls and the like, which was understandable.
Katie's Craft Corner: Group gifts
(04/25/13 1:40am)
The end of winter semester is finally here – time to study like crazy for finals, figure out your fall schedule and say goodbye to friends on campus. Whether or not you’re graduating this spring, group gifts are a great way to top off the school year. Below are three ideas for fast, fun and easy projects for you and your closest pals.
Use summer free time to develop personal skill sets
(04/25/13 1:37am)
Every summer, there are college students who waste their summer “chilling” and not being productive. Your college years are the years that are meant to prepare you for the real “working” world. Use all that free time to develop your personal skill sets and don’t just allow the summer to just simply be a personal vacation. Just remember everything that you do today will affect your future. Here are six things you can do during your summer vacation that will benefit you after graduation:
Glenn Bryant suspended from men's basketball team
(04/24/13 9:33pm)
Late Wednesday afternoon, the Eastern Michigan University Athletic Department announced the suspension of forward Glenn Bryant from the men’s basketball team following his arraignment on charges of felony assault and domestic violence.
The woes of being an Englishman
(04/22/13 3:10am)
“Oh my Gawd, I love your accent.” This phrase has, and will always, induce a mixed bag of emotions that wrestle with each other inside my awkward British mind. It is, in every way, a sweet and sincere compliment.
Student receives award for Mars research
(04/22/13 3:00am)
Eastern Michigan University student Ashley Taylor-Voss received the Undergraduate Research Stimulus Award for her research on the effect of space weather on Mars.
EMU begins athletic director search
(04/22/13 2:51am)
Eastern Michigan University announced Friday the search for a new athletic director was officially underway following the departure of former AD Derrick Gragg Jr. at the beginning of the month. According to a press release issued Friday, “The next EMU athletic director will lead a department known for success on and off the field, along with community service.”
