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Controversial Phrase Written on Free Speech Walls

A controversial phrase was discovered on the free speech walls outside of Pray Harold on Thursday. The phrase, “It’s okay to be white,” was written on both sides of each wall. The message was painted over a Nipsey Hussle tribute. 

Created Equal Teams Up with Protect Life at EMU for Biannual Anti-Abortion Display

The Created Equal organization set up in front of the Marshall building around 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on Thursday, April 18 to promote their pro-life and anti-abortion views to the students of EMU. The organization was partnered with Protect Life at EMU. 

Today in History: April 16th

Walter Cronkite, pioneer broadcast journalist began anchoring the CBS Evening News on this day in history.

Police Blotter: April 8-14

106th Senate Sworn in by Student Body President

The 106th Senate convened for the first time Tuesday to hold an organizational meeting. During this meeting, they performed necessary procedural steps required before becoming a governing body. This included the swearing in of new senators as well as nominating and voting on the elected positions. Taylor Lawrence secured the position of Speaker of the Senate while Jack Swartzinski was elected to Parliamentarian. The senate will break for the summer and hold their first official meeting on Sept. 3, 2019.

Student Body President Suspends BSU from Student Government Funding

Ypsilanti City Council approves plan to improve parks

The Ypsilanti City Council approved a resolution authorizing the park improvement cost schedule at their bi-weekly meeting on Tuesday, April 16.

City Council Live Blog: April 16

A live blog of the Ypsilanti City Council meeting Tuesday, April 16.

Pittsfield Township chief of police speaks on explosion at Ann Arbor Welding Supply

Several propane tanks exploded at Ann Arbor Welding Supply at around 12:40 p.m. on Thursday, April 11. The incident was handled by Pittsfield Township Department of Public Safety. 

Women in Philanthropy Partners with CISE to Sponsor First SolvEMU Competition

Women in Philanthropy and the Creative Science Inquiry Experience program (CSIE) hosted the first SolvEMU -- a critical thinking competition in the Student Center on Friday, April 5.

Police Blotter: April 1-7

The police blotter is a collection of the criminal going-ons at Eastern Michigan University for the week of April 1 through April 7.

English Grad Students Host a Day of Art and Research

Vee Kennedy and the English Graduate Students Association organized the third annual EGSA Conference on Friday, April 5. 

Ypsilanti City Council Appoints Permanent City Manager and Clerk

Tuesday’s city council meeting saw the appointment of Frances McMullan as permanent city manager and Andrew Hellenga as permanent city clerk. The meeting also saw the passing of four other resolutions in the city.

Live Blog from Tuesday's City Council Meeting

A live blog from News Editor Dominic Sevilla on Tuesday's city council meeting.

EMU’s 39th Annual Undergraduate Symposium showcases student projects

 Eastern Michigan University hosts the 39th Undergraduate Symposium 

Police Blotter: March 25-31

 The police blotter is a collection of the criminal going-ons at Eastern Michigan University for the week of March 25 through March 31. 

Student Senate Urges Administration to Put Students First in Housing Plan

 The Student Senate passed a resolution that urges the administration to keep the students best interests in mind, if planned to go forward with a public-private plan for housing on campus.  

Smith and Abuzir Elected Student Body President, Vice-President

Ethan Smith and Hajer Abuzir won the student body election for president and vice president. The unofficial results posted Thursday night declared them the winners.

Police Blotter: March 18-24

Eastern Michigan University's police blotter for the week of March 18-24. 

TODAY IN HISTORY: MARCH 26TH

 Elsie S. Ott: the First woman awarded a U.S. Air Force Air medal, 1943.