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News Briefs
(01/31/13 2:50am)
New program at EMU seeks to help students who have aged-out of foster care
News briefs
(01/28/13 3:22am)
Johnson encourages new Donate Life plate at auto show
News briefs
(01/24/13 4:26am)
EMU students use interactive software to create animated store experience
News briefs
(01/21/13 2:43am)
Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder joins U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood, announcing $31 million in Detroit transportation
Sugar daddies help students pay tuition
(01/21/13 2:38am)
For many college students, working multiple jobs or accepting loans and scholarships are just a few ways to pay for the cost of tuition. But there is also another way; one many college students may have never heard of.
Student, guests robbed; EMU police say incident not random
(01/19/13 5:09am)
An Eastern Michigan University student and his visitors were robbed while leaving an apartment in the Westview complex, located on the northwest side of campus, at 1:30 a.m. Friday.
Gov. Snyder appoints two directors to Michigan Education Trust Board
(01/17/13 1:09am)
Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder announced Friday the reappointment of Eastern Michigan University President Susan Martin to the Michigan Education Trust Board of Directors.
Possible suicide at Peninsular Place apartments
(01/14/13 1:46am)
Officers from the Ypsilanti Police Department are investigating the death of a Peninsular Place resident as a possible suicide.
Possible suicide at Peninsular Place apartments
(01/11/13 8:18pm)
Officers from the Ypsilanti Police Department are investigating the death of a Peninsular Place resident as a possible suicide.
Justice Hathaway announces retirement due to complaint
(01/10/13 2:29am)
Michigan Supreme Court Justice Diane Hathaway announced Tuesday that she will retire from the bench Jan. 21 because of a formal complaint filed by the Judicial Tenure Commission.
News Briefs
(12/10/12 1:30am)
Student artist wins esteemed theater award
Fake money used at EMU
(12/06/12 3:31am)
This semester alone, Lt. Dan Karrick and Chief Bob Heighes of the Eastern Michigan University Police Department have dealt with six instances of fraudulent money being used around campus.
Big Bird skypes with political science class
(12/02/12 11:47pm)
Big Bird, a protagonist of the kid’s television show “Sesame Street,” skyped with an Eastern Michigan University political science class Thursday.
Parties will need to reach agreement on fiscal cliff
(11/29/12 1:46am)
With a fiscal cliff looming over the American people, the country is left to wonder what is awaiting its citizens in the coming year. A fiscal cliff will take place in the United States if certain laws remain intact that can result in increased taxes, spending cuts and a parallel decrease in the budget deficit.
Undergrads can soon record LBC events with QR codes
(11/18/12 11:11pm)
By the end of November, Eastern Michigan University undergraduate students will be presented with the opportunity to record their attendance to Learning Beyond the Classroom and other specified events through the code reader quick response system.
Gov. Snyder appoints 2 new board members
(11/18/12 11:04pm)
Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder appointed two new members to the Eastern Michigan University Board of Regents.
False police reports have consequences
(11/12/12 2:13am)
It’s not uncommon for people to make false reports to the police. However, many people aren’t aware of the severe consequences of filing a false police report.
EMU celebrates completion of Science Complex
(11/05/12 2:44am)
Eastern Michigan University marked the end of renovations in Phase II of the Mark Jefferson Science Complex at an Oct. 30 event.
Presidential candidate bio: Willard Mitt Romney (R)
(11/05/12 1:41am)
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, 65, was born in Detroit to Lenore and George Romney, both politicians. Romney was raised in the Bloomfield Hills, Mich. area.
