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Andrea Lorfel

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Crime Stoppers of Mich. looking for murder leads

After two murders within the past year in close proximity of Eastern Michigan University, Crime Stoppers of Michigan is urging people to speak up with any information that can lead to the arrests of those responsible for the homicides of EMU students Julia Niswender and Demarius Reed.

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Tips for EMU’s freshmen

Transitioning from high school to a university can be a huge stressor. There are tips that can make this transition go smoothly, though, both for incoming freshman and students transferring from a community college. Here are some helpful advice and information.

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EMU students watch VP debate

Eastern Michigan University’s Student Center Auditorium was filled with about 20 students Oct. 11 for the first and only vice presidential debate between current Vice President Joe Biden and vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan.

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ACC receives $500,000 grant

Eastern Michigan University’s Autism Collaboration Center was recently awarded a $500,000 grant from the state of Michigan. The grant was included in next year’s state budget for the Michigan Department of Community Health, which was passed by the Michigan State House and the Senate, but is still waiting to be approved by Governor Rick Snyder.

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Asbestos concerns

The use of asbestos, a mineral fiber usually found in construction materials, is a topic stirring emotions at Eastern Michigan University.

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Capture the flag

Capture the flag

Eager students come together near the Student Center to engage in the campus-wide game of capture the flag that took over EMU last week. This team is gathered at the designated neutral area, known as the midline in capture the flag jargon, around Big Bob’s Lake House.

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World renowned journalist Kathy Gannon sat down with Eastern Michigan University associate professor of journalism Dr. You Li to share her experiences reporting on the COVID-19 pandemic. You can listen to their full unedited conversation at the Eastern Michigan University Archive website. Otherwise check out the edited podcast version below and on Spotify!