EMU to host 42nd Undergraduate Symposium on March 25
The event is free and open to students, faculty, staff, and the general public.
The event is free and open to students, faculty, staff, and the general public.
EMU will host three free R.A.D. men’s self-defense classes, The EMU Adaptive Sports Club hosts wheelchair basketball at the EMU Rec/IM, and EMU's Changing the Cycle program launches to combat period poverty.
Registration is required for the car seat safety course, and families may be eligible for a free car seat.
R.A.D. self-defense classes taking place on EMU campus
On March 3, Haab’s Restaurant released a statement announcing the closure after 87 years of business in Ypsilanti.
EMU’s Changing the Cycle program is providing free period product dispensers across campus.
The corrections officer is in stable condition after the assault occurred on Wednesday.
An Ypsilanti woman has been charged with a repeat felony charge of over 25 animals.
The death of a man found in Pease Park has been ruled an accident after an investigation by EMU Police.
Tensions escalate between Russia and other world leaders after Russia launched a ‘special military operation’ in Ukraine’s eastern region.
YDL hosts Evicted exhibit for community.
EMU Police Department is investigating the suspicious death of a man found in Pease Park on Monday morning.
New drum majors were recently selected for EMU Marching Band.
With 60's to 70's inspired clothing to accessories and houseware, this shop has something fun for everyone.
EMU's School of Music and Dance will be hosting their biggest event of the year performed by the EMU Choir on March 11.
An Ypsilanti man was charged with animal cruelty after HSHV investigators found the dog tied up in poor conditions.
President Smith welcomes new Chief Diversity Officer, Doris Fields, to EMU in an effort to further enhance diversity, equity, and inclusion on campus.
At EMU, students not only have opportunities to find research they love, they have resources that are ready and waiting to help them be the best. Students here build connections that last them a lifetime and foundations capable of propelling them to the forefront of scientific advancement.