Police Blotter
Campus: March 16- A subject was arrested at 12:08 a.m. for narcotic paraphernalia and open intoxicants on Pearl Street near Adams Street. A computer monitor was stolen at 3:05 p.m.
Campus: March 16- A subject was arrested at 12:08 a.m. for narcotic paraphernalia and open intoxicants on Pearl Street near Adams Street. A computer monitor was stolen at 3:05 p.m.
Two Ypsilanti Township residents were arrested and arraigned Friday for an attempted shooting of a man following a verbal confrontation at the Dairy Mart on Textile Road last Wednesday evening.
Susan Martin and EMU CFO John Lumm delivered a brief budget update Thursday morning, which was followed by a presentation from Charles Ballard, a professor of economics at Michigan State University.
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.
The Women of Faith panel held Tuesday in the Eastern Michigan University Student Center brought together women of different beliefs sharing their personal stories. Rabbi Dorit Edut, Sister Suzanne Sattler and EMU lecturer Jessica Kilborn, participated in the discussion about their spiritualities and religions.
The state of the Eastern Michigan University Athletics Department was discussed during the faculty senate budget forum Tuesday by Howard Bunsis, an Eastern Michigan University accounting professor. Bunsis talked about the athletics department and the amount of money generated by game guarantees.
Campus: March 12- A subject was arrested for larceny at 10:02 p.m. in Alexander Hall. March 13- A stolen cell phone was found at 1:20 a.m.
Eastern Michigan University faculty, alumni and members of Student Government converged yesterday for the annual “EMU Day in Lansing” at the State Capitol.
After a joyful reunion with her son, the mother of an Eastern Michigan University alumnus who was missing after the destructive 9.0 earthquake and tsunami hit Japan, said her family is overjoyed.
As the recovery process begins in Japan following Friday’s devastating 8.9-magnitude earthquake and treacherous tsunami, shock and worry quickly blanketed the Eastern Michigan University community.
Eastern Michigan University Professor Rhonda Longworth of the Political Science department and Point Loma University Professor Linda Bella, recounted the career of Sarah Palin in a case-study presentation last Thursday as part of Women’s History Month.
Campus: March 8- A subject in possession of a counterfeit bill was discovered at 12:18 p.m. in the Student Center. A backpack was taken at 5:46 p.m.
Acquiring a job after college requires more than just a diploma and a nice smile, which is why Eastern Michigan University held a career fair Wednesday to help show students how to navigate the job market.
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.
Campus: March 1- A subject was arrested on a bench warrant for marijuana possession at 12:24 a.m. on Pearl Street.
The potential loss of collective bargaining rights for unions in Wisconsin and Ohio has caused worry to spread to other unions around the nation including Eastern Michigan University’s chapter of the American Association of University Professors.
Campus: Feb. 23- A subject admitted to smoking marijuana at 12:09 a.m. in Walton Hall. An intoxicated and suicidal minor was transported to the hospital for treatment at 3:09 a.m.