EMU 2012 commencement
(12/18/12 7:51pm)
Approximately 2,000 Eastern Michigan University students were awarded degrees at the graduation ceremony at EMU’s Convocation Center on Sunday.
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EMU gathers for candlelight vigil in memory of Julia Niswender
(12/15/12 5:30am)
A candlelight vigil was held for Julia Niswender Friday night on Eastern Michigan University’s campus. Niswender’s friends, family and about 200 members of the EMU community attended the event.
News briefs
(12/15/12 3:11am)
EMU faculty member death
Student Government works on programs
(12/15/12 3:07am)
With the fall semester wrapping up, Student Government is working on several initiatives to improve the student experience at Eastern Michigan University. Student Body President Mathew Norfleet recently gave an update on several programs his administration is developing.
Snow Health Center temporarily evacuated for suspicion of fire
(12/14/12 9:18pm)
Students and personnel were temporarily evacuated from Eastern Michigan University’s Snow Health Center at about 12:30 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 14. Fire and police were called in response to a suspicion of fire.
EMU increases safety precautions following student death
(12/14/12 7:53pm)
As the investigation into the death of Julia Niswender continues, Eastern Michigan University has put new precautions in place to ensure the safety of students.
Julia Niswender's professors, friends share memories
(12/14/12 3:54pm)
Editor’s Note: Updated with funeral information
Vigil to be held at EMU for Julia Niswender
(12/14/12 2:34am)
Editor’s Note: Updated with parking information
Niswender cause of death still unknown
(12/13/12 11:35pm)
The Ypsilanti Police Department released additional information late Thursday afternoon regarding its continuing investigation into the suspicious death of 23-year-old Eastern Michigan University student Julia Catherine Niswender.
Grief counseling available on campus following student's death
(12/13/12 4:36am)
In the wake of Eastern Michigan University student Julia Niswender’s death Tuesday night, the university is reminding students that counseling is available to help deal with emotions following the tragedy.
Friends, family in shock after EMU student's death
(12/13/12 4:22am)
Following the death of Eastern Michigan University student Julia Niswender on Tuesday evening, those closest to her are reeling from their loss.
Corrections
(12/13/12 3:31am)
In the Dec. 10 issue of The Eastern Echo, the article “Panel seeks to educate students on HIV/AIDS” incorrectly stated HIV/AIDS Resource Center case manager Sheyonna Watson is HIV positive.
News briefs
(12/13/12 3:31am)
Julea Ward case resolved
Bill could change concealed weapons law if passed
(12/13/12 3:29am)
At the end of November, Michigan’s Senate voted to allow people who receive extra training to carry concealed weapons in previously gun-free zones such as colleges and churches. If passed by the Michigan House of Representatives, this bill will make several changes to the concealed weapon law already in place.
Adidas dispute discussed
(12/13/12 3:28am)
Students for an Ethical Participatory Education met with Eastern Michigan University President Susan Martin Friday to discuss possible violation of EMU’s Code of Conduct by Adidas.
Francine Parker named new chair of Regents
(12/13/12 3:27am)
Francine Parker has been named the new chairwoman of the Eastern Michigan University Board of Regents. Former Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm appointed Parker to the board in January 2007.
EMU’s History Department uses interactive lessons
(12/13/12 3:26am)
Eastern Michigan University’s History Department is trying out a new way to teach history. Reacting to the Past is an academic role-playing game where students have to stay in character as historical figures and re-enact moments in history.
Professor Catarino leaves EMU
(12/13/12 3:25am)
Eastern Michigan University faculty member Jeremy Catarino is leaving EMU after working as a professor for the Simulation Animation and Gaming program.
Eastern considers rebates on tuition
(12/13/12 3:19am)
In an effort to encourage improved graduation rates, Eastern Michigan University’s student government is supporting a new tuition rebate incentive. The program, conceived by Student Body President Matthew Norfleet and Vice President Desmond Miller, will award students who meet the necessary requirements a rebate of any tuition increases over the course of their college career.
EMU student found dead
(12/12/12 4:26pm)
Editor’s Note: Updated with information from the Ypsilanti Police Department
