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Fast-a-Thon encourages understanding, control
(03/18/13 2:24am)
Eastern Michigan University’s Muslim Student Association organization hosted a Fast-a-Thon, engaging students in learning about the importance of fasting during Ramadan for Muslims with guest speaker Ali Suleiman Ali.
Recruiters at career fair offer advice to students
(03/18/13 2:22am)
The University Advising and Career Development Center at Eastern Michigan University hosted the Call to Serve Government Career Fair on Thursday.
EMU Catholics discuss excitement for Pope Francis
(03/18/13 2:17am)
Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio, 76, of Argentina was elected March 13 as the next pope. He is the first Latin American and the first Jesuit to obtain the position.
Student Government debates Wednesday
(03/18/13 2:15am)
With Eastern Michigan University’s Student Government elections fast approaching, the candidates have been eager to share their platform initiatives.
Details of Norfleet impeachment scarce
(03/14/13 12:42am)
Eastern Michigan University Student Government Speaker of the Senate, Leo Cartier, introduced a resolution to the Senate to impeach Student Body President Matthew Norfleet Jan. 29, and less than a week later Cartier withdrew the resolution.
Facebook uses ‘likes’ to get info
(03/14/13 12:34am)
Research from the University of Cambridge suggests that the pages people “like” on Facebook can be used to determine their race, intelligence, emotional stability, religion, sexual orientation and political views.
EMU students spend winter break abroad
(03/14/13 12:30am)
Eastern Michigan University students had the opportunity to participate in study abroad programs this winter, from March 1 through winter break.
Medical marijuana restrictions increase
(03/14/13 12:29am)
New legislation has made Ypsilanti’s medical marijuana dispensaries wary.
Police blotter
(03/11/13 1:58am)
Feb. 28
EMU, Ypsi area offer HIV, STI testing for students
(03/11/13 1:54am)
One in four college students have a sexually transmitted infection and 19 million new STIs are reported each year, with close to half appearing among 15- to 24-year-olds, according to EliteDaily.com.
Adidas denies responsibility for severance pay
(03/11/13 1:53am)
Representatives from Adidas said the company was not legally responsible to pay former workers of the closed down PT Kizone factory in Indonesia, when Adidas representatives addressed an audience Tuesday in Eastern Michigan University’s Welch Hall.
EMU student charged with alleged domestic violence for choking ex-girlfriend
(03/02/13 4:15am)
A man accused of choking his ex-girlfriend in a stairwell at Eastern Michigan University on Wednesday was taken into custody by police and will be charged with domestic violence.
Volunteer Income Tax Assistance helps students
(02/28/13 2:37am)
Eastern Michigan University students can receive help filing their taxes with the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program at five events scheduled over the next two months.
EMU invests in housing, security, dining
(02/28/13 2:31am)
Room and board rates are going up at Eastern Michigan University to help pay for residence hall renovations.
Stereotype program sparks conversation
(02/25/13 2:13am)
People have heard it all: black people love fried chicken and watermelon with a glass of red Kool-Aid, white people can’t dance, Asians are good at math but can’t drive, Italians have mafia ties and all gays can sew and do make-up.
Student Leader Group gets students involved
(02/25/13 2:09am)
Eastern Michigan University’s Student Leader Group is providing ways for students to become more involved in campus life.
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(02/25/13 2:08am)
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Police blotter
(02/25/13 1:28am)
Feb. 18
Emotional film depicts Palestinian struggles
(02/25/13 1:22am)
Eastern Michigan University’s United Nations Student Alliance organization hosted a screening of the Oscar-nominated documentary, “5 Broken Cameras,” Thursday in Pray-Harrold.
