Students choose Cosme as president
It was announced Thursday night; Antonio Cosme will be Eastern Michigan University’s new student body president.
It was announced Thursday night; Antonio Cosme will be Eastern Michigan University’s new student body president.
Eastern Michigan University’s 30th annual Undergraduate Symposium was held Friday, putting the spotlight on students showcasing their academic research and activities.
The Ypsilanti Downtown Development Authority approved pulling $57,500 from its reserve funds to cover the local match for the planned Cross Street improvement project.
A panel of three women talked in the Carillon room Tuesday about their walk through life and their experiences of being a woman. This panel discussion commemorated Women’s History Month and celebrated the passage of the 19th Amendment, in which women were given the right to vote. The panelists were Marcia McMullen, political activist and founder of Women Progressive Activists; Eve Fortson, who practiced medicine; and Letitia Byrd, the first African-American teacher in Ann Arbor Public Schools. The discussion started with each panelist sharing a bit about her childhood and the way women were seen then. “I was raised in a family that respected women,” McMullen said.
Byers is a senior business management major and a Student Government senator. Cosme is a senior political science and economics major.
In a 5-2 vote, the Ypsilanti Public Schools’ Board of Education approved a plan to close both Chapelle Elementary and East Middle School Monday night. As recommended by the district administration, the move, expected to save approximately $1.3 million, will go into effect at the end of this academic year.
What makes you a better leader? Candidates for the upcoming student body president election had to answer questions like this during a debate Monday in the Student Center food court.
A rowdy group of EMU students smashed the card reader outside the Oakwood parking lot
A media day was held Tuesday night for aspiring members of the Student Senate to present their platforms and objectives.
A Faculty Senate meeting held last Wednesday discussed plans of the “Swing Space” move across campus and other key issues affecting the campus community.
Former Eastern Michigan University faculty, Robert W. Simmons III, talked about the many faces of masculinity in the hip-hop culture, Wednesday in the Phelps-Sellers lounge.
The Ypsilanti Public Schools Board of Education will be voting today on a district restructuring plan that would close Chapelle Elementary and East Middle schools.
Robert Bobb, emergency financial manager for the Detroit Public Schools, stressed the importance of ethics in business during his Ethos Week keynote address to a packed audience Friday in the Student Center Ballroom.
Most students receive a firm reprimand from teachers when even a glimpse of a cell phone is spotted from across the classroom.
Eastern Michigan University is continuing to find creative ways to recruit prospective students. An example of this is the articulation agreement EMU recently signed with Macomb Community College.
Rallying for rights, students and lecturers joined forces Tuesday afternoon to march across campus.
Students and shocking statistics filled the room at the Student Center on Wednesday morning, when the executive director of Safe House, Barbara Niess May, spoke about violence against women in Washtenaw County.
The Ypsilanti Public School’s Board of Education has scheduled a special meeting for this week to hear the proposed restructuring plan from the administration.
A man was tasered last Wednesday night by Ypsilanti police officers, after allegedly becoming assaultive and combative during his arrest.
Lecturers, students and community members at Eastern Michigan University will rally on campus from 2-5 p.m. tomorrow at the Pray-Harrold Kiosk. Supporters are encouraged to show up at any time during the rally.