News

Local and state leaders speak out after Roe v. Wade is overturned

Supreme Court ends right to abortion upheld for decades.

Ypsilanti Automotive Heritage Museum hosts Cruise Nights’ every Wednesday

There will be Cruise Nights every Wednesday in Depot Town

STEM Flights exposes students to careers in STEM and aviation

15 high school students will be offered the opportunity to learn more about STEM and aviation careerist Willow Run Airport.

Ypsilanti Farmers Market opens for the season at two different local locations

Different farmer market options available on Tuesday, Saturday, and online shopping.

5K Race and Walk for Literacy Awareness will be held on EMU's campus

Ann Arbor Civic Band kicks off summer season with concerts in the park

Dr. J. Nick Smith was selected through an interview process as the Music Director for the Ann Arbor civic Band.

A look into Washtenaw County’s August primary elections

Washtenaw County elections starting on August 2022.

Musical Bitchy Bingo with Jadein Black at Hamburger Mary's

Hamburger Mary’s will be performing at the Tower Inn in Ypsilanti Every Wednesday with Jadein Black at the Tower Inn in Ypsilanti.

Riverside Arts Center purchases new building in downtown Ypsilanti

The building at 76 N Huron Street has now been purchased by Riverside Arts and will be going under some renovations. 

EMU Archives puts on first Memory Swap event on June 5

EMU Archives host first Memory Swap to in hopes of collecting oral histories from those who helped pass the Ypsilanti non-discrimination ordinance in 1998.

Ypsilanti Symphony Orchestra to hold park concert on May 28

The Ypsilanti Symphony Orchestra Pops in the Park Concert will kick off its performance on May 28.

EMU releases final investigation report on sexual assault allegations against fraternity members

EMU hired Cozen O’Connor to investigate the University’s Title IX office and their policies and procedures. 

A peek into Martin Shichtman’s lifelong career as the director and founder of Jewish Studies

Martin “Marty” Shichtman is retiring after 38 years of serving as director of the Center for Jewish Studies at EMU. 

EMU Digital Divas TV show premiering Wednesday highlights women in STEM

Digital Divas seeks to promote STEM majors and careers to middle and high school girls. 

Podcast: May 14, 2022

Chili Cook-off set to take place at Michigan Firehouse Museum on May 7

 Community members can purchase tickets to support the museum and test various chili recipes. 

How to manage stress during finals week

EMU’s Office of Wellness and Community Response has resources available for stress management during finals week. 

EMU celebrates the official re-opening of renovated engineering and technology building Sill Hall

EMU addresses messages painted on the EMU Student Speech Wall

Interim Chief Diversity Officer addresses monkey images and racist messages painted on EMU Student Government Student Speech Wall.

Gov. Whitmer announces MI Healthy Climate Plan

Governor Whitmer unveils the MI Healthy Climate Plan to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050.