It’s 8 a.m. on EMU’s campus. Some professors are greeting their first class of the day, a mixture of students prepared for the day and, perhaps more commonly, who show …
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Students to take healthcare trip to Peru
Foregoing restaurant jobs or summer camps, a group of EMU students will be spending part of their summer studying healthcare in the mountains and cities of Peru. Led by biology …
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Microgrid, lack of Sustainability Coordinator fracturing issues for students and administration on climate change
Is EMU serious about tackling the climate crisis? How much has EMU realistically achieved, and does the institution have practical plans for future efforts? Is a natural gas microgrid a …
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Senate acquits President Trump, ending impeachment
The Senate found President Donald J. Trump not guilty of obstruction of justice and abuse of power on Wednesday, voting 53-47 and 52-48 to acquit the impeached president. Many speculated …
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Honors Weekend banquet presenters speak on values, road to success
“Success comes about in a lot of different ways. The standard path, while great, is not the only path,” said history professor and honors program director Mark Sawin after the …
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EMU President hosts Climate Town Hall
Students crammed into SSC Room 104 Monday morning to attend the EMU Climate Town Hall. Some stood in the back, others lined the walls as the last seats were filled. …
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Students reflect on life and legacy of late Kobe Bryant
On a gusty December evening in 2008, seventh-grader Christian Newborn entered the safe hands of Capitol One Arena in downtown Washington, D.C. Beaming with excitement, he arrived hours before the …
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Found objects, metal scraps make father-son art exhibit
Students and staff flooded into the Margaret Martin Gehman Gallery last Friday for an art opening by Associate Professor of Art Micheal Hough and his son, Alden Hough. The pair …
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Keim Lecture Series: “Predicting Genocide and Mass Atrocities” by Notre Dame professor Ernesto Verdeja
To kick off last Friday, history professor Mary Sprunger shared a bit of information about the history of the Keim Lecture series prior to the lecture itself. She said the …
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“Good Trouble” a theme on MLK day
Classes were canceled on Jan. 20 to celebrate and honor the life of Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. There were over a dozen events on campus, as well as …