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Starting with the April 2011 graduation ceremonies, Eastern Michigan University graduates who buy their caps and gown from the EMU Bookstore in the Student Center are helping the campus become more eco-friendly and sustainable.
A victim of the March 9 data security breach shared her experience with The Eastern Echo and described how her life has been in the aftermath of her family’s personal information being illegally obtained by former student employees in an office responsible for handling pertinent information such as security numbers and tax information.
The Office of the Provost, in consultation with Eastern Michigan University deans, has compiled a list of several academic programs to be reviewed and evaluated for growth, consolidation, and in some cases, phasing out.
Thirty Eastern Michigan University faculty members — including two former administrators and one emeritus faculty member — encompass the top 50 highest-paid employees at the university. As reported in the April 4 edition of The Eastern Echo, former provost and current social work professor Donald Loppnow earned $267,506.58 in 2010, making him the third top earner overall, and the highest paid faculty member.
Last year’s Eastern Michigan University Student Body President Antonio Cosme summed up the feeling of many outgoing Student Government members at the Senate transition meeting on Tuesday night.
The Department of Human Services has announced, as of April, college students around the state of Michigan will no longer be able to access the food assistance program.
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W2 wages obtained by The Eastern Echo under the Freedom of Information Act show that of the top 50 highest paid employees at Eastern Michigan University, 39 received an increase in pay between 2009 and 2010.
The Eastern Michigan University Police Department is still looking for the suspect in connection to the 11:45 a.m. “minor stabbing” that occurred Tuesday morning in Phelps Hall.
Eastern Michigan University students gathered at the Student Center stage Wednesday night to listen to the student body president candidates debate. The four candidates debated a wide range of issues from parking on campus to changes in the Student Senate.
Eastern Michigan University is still not releasing any new information regarding the data security breach that occurred earlier this month after two former student employees accessed the personal information of 45 students and provided it to a third party.
Students, residents and councilmen all showed up to voice their concern and outrage about Gov. Snyder’s budget proposal Monday night at Washtenaw Community College.
Campus: March 20 – A subject was arrested at 8:16 p.m. for resisting arrest for simple assault in Sellers Hall.
In a briefing to the campus community last Friday, the Eastern Michigan University study abroad program announced its decision to call its ten students studying abroad in Japan back to the United States.
During the Faculty Senate budget forum Tuesday, accounting professor Howard Bunsis outlined why there is no need for layoffs, givebacks or program elimination even with the looming cuts to state appropriations to higher education.
Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette’s office issued a statement Friday saying he filed an amicus brief supporting Julea Ward as she appeals the summary judgment awarded to Eastern Michigan University in a U.S. District Court case from last July.
Editor’s note: Paul Fales was located in Japan on Monday night, a day after this story was published online. Please see our news blog for more details.
Washtenaw County Sheriff Deputies are looking for two men believed to be responsible for an armed robbery that occurred 12:50 a.m. Wednesday morning, in the 100 block of Riley Court.
Eastern Michigan University is investigating two former student employees who are believed to have taken personal identifiable information of approximately 45 students and improperly provided it to a third party.
U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Michigan, Barbara McQuade, will deliver the keynote address for Eastern Michigan University’s College of Business Ethos Week, which will be held March 14-18. This year will be the fifth for the annual event.
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