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EMU collaborates with Toys for Mott, brings toys to kids in need

The Eastern Michigan University Credit Union has joined Toys for Mott and Hurley, a toy drive that brings holiday cheer to children spending the holidays at C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital in Ann Arbor and the Hurley Medical Center in Flint.  Toys for Mott and Hurley is a holiday drive that provides ...

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Voter Guide: Ypsilanti Township candidates

Editor's note: Information about candidates is from interviews with Echo staff, or from available campaign materials and websites.Ypsilanti Township has candidates for the township board and the parks commission on the Nov. 5 ballot. They include:Supervisor Candidate: Brenda StumboParty ...

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National Transfer Student Week highlights transfer students

Every third week of October, Eastern Michigan University celebrates National Transfer Student week, which is an opportunity to recognize the portion of the student body who are coming to EMU from another school. This year, the Holman Success Center celebrated transfer students throughout the week ...

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EMU’s first Ethics Bowl team seeks regionals

Thanks to a grant from the UPSHER Institute for Civic Education, Eastern Michigan University will be participating in the Ethics Bowl for the first time at the collegiate level in November. The Ethics Bowl is a tournament put on by the Association for Practical and Professional Ethics that encourages ...

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Human cases of West Nile reported in neighboring counties

As of publishing, 25 Michiganders have become infected with the West Nile virus, including residents of nearly all Washtenaw-neighboring counties, including Jackson, Livingston Monroe, Oakland, and Wayne counties. This information comes out nearly a month after the Washtenaw County Health Department ...

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Changing the Cycle is a resource for all students

Nearly three years into the program, Eastern Michigan University’s Changing the Cycle is continuing its commitment to bring free menstrual products to students, with more ways to get products than ever before. EMU’s Changing the Cycle program is an initiative that seeks to end period poverty by ...

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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!