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Progress Made in Best Hall's Ethnic Intimidation Case

Some progress has been made in the case of ethnic intimidation in Best Hall.

Police Blotter: Feb. 11- Feb. 17

The 'police blotter' is a summary of reported crimes at Eastern Michigan University.

Cadets Training Lab at Matthaei Botanical Gardens

Eastern Michigan University’s ROTC students completed training operations at the Matthaei Botanical Gardens to prepare for their training camp that meet in multiple regiments throughout the summer.  

Students Rally For Action Following Racist Display in Best Hall

YPSILANTI -- Students gather after the Michigan Student Power Network Facebook account posted stating that a rally would take place at the residence hall following the racist display in Best Hall.

Malicious Racial Display Found in Best Residence Hall

EMU Faculty present work promoting Engagement and Community

The Faculty Affairs Committee meeting on Thursday, Feb. 7 set up to present three works to the Board of Regents on how they improve engagement within the community. 

EMU Student Affairs Committee discusses Professional Development, Residence Housing Association

During the Student Affairs Committee meeting, the Board of Regents received presentations Thursday, Feb. 7 from the Student Affairs Professional Development, Diversity and Community Involvement (DCI), and Residence Hall Association (RHA). These brief presentations consisted of an overview and updates that each organization has improved to help better the student community here at Eastern.  

Board of Regents Educational Committee Meeting

Eastern Michigan University held its Board of Regents Education Policies Committee meeting Thursday, Feb. 7 at 9:45 a.m., one of five committee meetings prior to the full Board of Regents meeting at 1:30 p.m. later that day. 

Board of Regents discusses Championship Building Plan, GPA of Athletes at Eastern Michigan University

The Eastern Michigan University Board of Regents met Thursday, Feb. 7 to review the Athletic Affairs Committee at Welch Hall. Here are some of the highlights of the meeting. 

Statement of EMU-AAUP

Student body president speaks on racial slur used by Eastern Michigan University professor

The use of a racial slur by an Eastern Michigan University professor sparked concern in an EMU student at the Board of Regents meeting on Thursday. That student is also the president of the student body. 

Eastern Michigan University Closes Amidst Extreme Polar Vortex

Eastern Michigan University closed classes for three days last week due to extreme weather conditions, making it too dangerous for students and faculty to commute to campus as well as a safety concern to travel across campus.  

EMU Rec/IM Renovations Begin, Student Government hosts forum

The EMU Student Government hosted a forum to discuss the future renovations to the Rec/IM on Monday. 

Police Blotter for January 28 to February 3

A summary of the criminal goings-on at Eastern Michigan University, January 28 to February 3, 2018.

EMU Student Senate discusses Weather, appoints new Senator

The student senate appointed a new senator and discussed the upcoming weather during their bi-weekly meeting at the Student Center on Tuesday, Jan. 29. 

Road to Recovery: Government Shutdown

 One of the longest government shutdowns in our nation’s history has finally ended this past week on Friday, Jan. 25. Both political parties have three weeks until Feb. 15 to roll up their sleeves and come to a consensus over the border security.  

Icy Campus Frustrates Students

 Eastern Michigan University students were met with cold temperatures and a slick commute to and through campus with freezing rain hitting that  area in the evening on Jan. 22. 

New Discriminatory Messages on Campus against the Black Lives Matter Movement

Photos of new discriminatory messages that were painted on Eastern Michigan University’s Freedom Walls surfaced on social media. The photos began to appear online on the night of Saturday, Jan. 19. 

News Brief: Spending Bill Opens the Government for Three Weeks

President Trump signed a spending bill that reopened the government on Friday. The deal came 35 days into the longest shutdown in U.S. history. 

Students React to Nathan Phillips Incident

On Jan. 19 and 20, video clips emerged showing a Native American man, identified as Nathan Phillips, and a group of high schools boys wearing “Make America Great Again” gear involved in a confrontation in Washington D.C. The story was trending on Twitter and quickly went viral, receiving coverage from news outlets all over the country.