There were bound to be changes with the new Biden administration, and the first two weeks have brought many. Here are the healthcare, climate and equity policy changes as well …
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Tires slashed on EMU campus
On January 29th at 11:30 p.m., what sounded like gunshots were heard on the EMU campus. It turned out these sounds came from 26 vehicles having their tires slashed. The …
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Student teaching during the pandemic
Although many believed that the Coronavirus pandemic that began in 2019 would be tamed by the year 2021, 10 EMU education students recognize that COVID-19 is still a prominent issue …
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Students discuss election outcome, Biden to take over White House
“The Transition Begins,” The New York Times announced on the morning of Nov. 24. President-elect Joseph R. Biden is moving into the White House as the Trump administration departs. After …
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A look at EMU first-year political views
Every year, EMU’s Institutional Research team conducts a survey for all of the current first-years pertaining to political views. The question that they ask each year is this: How would you …
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On-campus group puts forth Gender Inclusive Housing Proposal
“Our housing isn’t safe for queer folx. The solution? Housing for queer folx!” This statement, made by Northlawn Residence Director and CJP graduate student Emily Powell, sums up the sentiment …
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‘New ways to be creative’: Wenger launches website recital
Fifth-year Leah Wenger’s senior music recital, “Memory,” went live in unique fashion on Monday, Nov. 23, showcasing the culmination of her semester’s work on a website she created. The music, …
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Resistance through existence: Student climate ambassadors show climate justice documentary
“Resistance through existence,” said senior Isaac Alderfer, describing “Mossville: When Great Trees Fall.” The documentary is about the predominantly Black town of Mossville, Louisiana where a chemical company was offering …
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EMU looks ahead to Spring hopes and challenges
In less than two weeks, EMU students will leave campus with an unconventional, almost-completed semester under their belts. COVID-19 has meant dozens of changes around campus—namely limited in-person interaction—and those …
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Race and Gender class to promote pronoun awareness
This fall semester, the Race & Gender class, led by Deanna Durham, has been discussing various topics such as systemic racism in America, women’s rights, LGBTQ+ rights, and more. As …