Every year, Carl Powell, the Chief Information Officer for Eastern Michigan University, holds a talk at the Halle library.
Eastern Michigan University students joined together Wednesday to discuss all the different opportunities on study abroad locations, financial aid and the length of time spent in a different country.
For the first time ever at an Eastern Michigan University athletic event, alcoholic beverages were available for purchase.
Four Eastern Michigan University students will be performing at TedxDetroit at the Fox Theatre Oct.
Part-time lecturers at Eastern Michigan University rallied support at Pray-Harrold on Tuesday. On Sep.
Eastern Michigan University’s chapter of Active Minds will host the “Send Silence Packing” display from 9 a.m.
Steven Cole, student body president, and Anjali Martin, student body vice president, presented a proposed amendment to the Fiscal Year 2016 budget at all of the student government committee meetings Tuesday evening in the Student Center. The resolution, B.
The Feminist Fest brought together many organizations that offered young women support, knowledge of their rights, a feeling of empowerment, and free condoms.
On Friday, the Julia Niswender case heated up once more in Monroe County. According to the Detroit Free Press, James Turnquist, Julia's step-father, has lost his motion "to suppress a contested search warrant affidavit in the child pornography case ...." that the step father is involved in. In December 2012, Eastern Michigan University Niswender – then a senior – was found murdered in her Peninsular Place apartment. After a number of years of starts and stops, the investigation into how she was drowned in her bath tub heated up when her step father was named a "person of interest." The Ypsilanti police department discovered child pornography on Turnquists laptop, and this has become a separate case.
It has been 14 years since 9/11. Most of Eastern Michigan University's students were children when the nearly 3,000 victims lost their lives, but they still remember: 1.
Friday morning, students gathered in the Student Center ballroom to participate in Community Plunge. Community Plunge is a volunteer concept popular on college campuses.
A Stanford University professor kicked off the Jewish Studies Fall 2015 Speaker Series on Wednesday night.
Eastern created a way to reward students who participate in the campus community. EMU launched a new app — called My Eagles Rewards — as part of the My Eagles Rewards program. Putting effort into a class has obvious benefits, like learning new things and earning a good grade.
Friday morning, the Ypsilanti and Eastern Michigan University community gathered to remember those who died in the terrorist attacks 14 years ago.
More than 1,950 freshmen moved in to campus Friday as part of Eastern Michigan University’s annual Move-In Day and orientation.
The Princeton Review has picked Eastern Michigan University as one of its “Best in the Midwest” colleges for the 13th year in a row.
Eastern Michigan University adopted a tobacco-free campus policy July 1, banning all tobacco products across campus. A committee of students, faculty and staff developed the tobacco-free policy after months of meetings. Student Body President Steven Cole, who served on the committee, said Eastern is now joining a coalition of colleges and universities who have adopted tobacco-free policies. “The goal of the policy was to give students the tools they need to cut back on or eliminate their use of tobacco,” he said. According to the university policy statement, the policy will help to create a “healthy learning, living and work environment” for everyone on EMU’s campus. Ellen Gold, EMU assistant vice president for student well being, said in a statement that the responsibility of adhering to and complying with the policy is shared by everyone on EMU’s campus. “With the cooperation, thoughtfulness and consideration of both users and non-users, this policy will be successful, and in turn, everyone who comes to the campus can experience the benefits,” she said. Sophomore Ariona Kalaj, business major, said she supports the policy because it’s an effective way to reduce first-hand and second-hand smoke related health risks. “It's really not fair for others to involuntarily become susceptible to cancer, heart disease or other health risks due to second-hand smoke,” she said.
Earlier this month, Eastern Michigan University finalized the purchase of the former Holy Trinity Chapel.
Eastern Michigan University’s Student Government approved its budget for Fiscal Year 2016 at the Summer Summit Senate Meeting.
In an email, Interim President Kim Schatzel announced that EMU will be removing the Hurons logo from its band uniforms.
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