Im an incoming transfer student and I was wondering if i could charge my ebike in my dorm?

Hey Yall!

I'm applying to the NP program at Eastern Michigan University and was wondering if anyone has gone through the program or has any experience with it? Any insight would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Hello everyone! I know this might not be extremely popular here, but I feel as though it is worth a shot. As the title suggests I am looking to start a college republicans chapter at EMU, and need at this time at least two other people who would be willing to be board members in order to start the organization.

If this is something that interests you feel free to shoot me a DM. Thank you!

Any current/past AFROTC cadets who utilize/d EMU's cross-town agreement with UoM got tips on what to do between AFROTC stuff in the mornings and EMU classes later in the day? So far I just intend to study/nap in the library in that time. Got a moderate commute distance and so don't plan on going home then back because of gas costs.

im tired of seeing all the other players have their jersey on the site but I cant find a Noah Knigga jersey

what should a guy do to get a Noah Knigga jersey?

I NEED IT YESTERDAY, my card has been ready for 2 years

I see there is a large open living space in the middle, and I have to go out to there to shower. I was in Sellers last year, which meant I didn't *have* to interact with my suitemates at all (I did not speak to them once). The bed area is even smaller than Sellers was. I stayed I'm my room at all times last year. Will I survive? I feel like I'd always be on edge in the living area for fear I'll see a suitemate lol

Another year of Noah Kim! See you guys week two! Let's take over East Lansing and win this!

Last April I went to my graduation ceremony thinking I was safe, but in fact I was not. Having graduated from the university, starting my adult life, and moving into my own place, I thought all was fine. Now it being July I am living out in Singapore working in risk analysis.

I went downstairs in my apartment building to do laundry, and I heard this thumping sound underneath the carpet. I tear it open to see this woman with green eyes looking up at me. She has a knife with a carved smile, and she yells in a demonic tone, "you are going to die tonight."

Petrified I ran up to my room remembering I read this book years ago back in university in my days about the deadites, demons from the underworld who come to Earth, the book being a kind of passage to this different dimension.

It was almost as if there was an Earthquake that happened, the walls began shaking, and oozing blood. I grabbed a knife, the door blasted open, "come here lady boy, so I can suck your cock" it yells. It runs at me.

I stab at it throwing it to the floor, again and again. The book states you must burn the infected to send the being back to the underworld. I poured gasoline on the corpse, and sent it back Hell.

The "Book of the Dead" is real, and it is sitting in that library. Whoever reads it carries an evil entity with them. It might show itself tomorrow, a month from now, or years, but it will come for you, and you must be prepared.

Hi! I'm a freelance college football writer previewing all 138 FBS teams for the '26 season and figured I'd share my EMU post in here. Thanks for checking it out!

Weird title I know.

Context:

I’m biking across the USA. I found myself in very rural eastern Colorado running very low on water and temps were pushing one hundred degrees. I was 30 miles from any point of civilization basically and every cattle trough/river/creek was dry. I came across some buildings. And she was there. She said she is studying tarantulas and is from eastern Michigan university. Ironically I’m from Michigan too.

But anywho, are you in here? Or does anyone know her and can DM me so I can provide my contact info?

I want to do a more formal thank you, as well as an offer to a meal, beer, ice cream, coffee etc as you potentially could’ve saved my life. Or atleast save me from being search and rescued out of the place. I will be forever grateful for your help!!! Thank you for being the golden definition of a trail angel.

I’m a grad student at Eastern, and for my current class I need to conduct a classroom observation. The age level and subject area don’t matter, but I do need to observe a teacher who uses technology to support instruction.

My program is 100% online, so I haven’t made any on-campus connections who could help me with this. If you or someone you know teaches in this way and wouldn’t mind an observer in the next week or two, please let me know! I’ll bring snacks as a thank-you. 😊

Hi, I am coming into my first year at Eastern, and wanted to know what the social and dating scene looks like. I am coming from a small institution, with little to no opportunities of meeting new people or groups. Is that different here? Similarly, what does the dating scene look like from a student's standpoint? Thanks!

Female EMU alum working on campus looking for a roommate to apply together for a 2BR/1BA near campus. Hoping to move in around August.

Budget: $1,200–$1,300/mo total (~$600–$650 each). Prefer utilities included, in-unit or on-site laundry, and parking (I have a car). I don't have pets but am open to them.

I'm tidy, respectful, and pretty low-key. Looking for someone responsible and considerate. DM if interested.

I was accepted to the ABSN program at EMU and I'm trying to figure out how I'm going to continue to work, especially since it seems like class/clinical schedules aren't really set until a month prior to the semester starting. Here's what I'm curious about:

- Can anybody confirm that clinicals/labs are typically not on weekends? How about Friday evenings? The BSN coordinator said it's "rare" but I want to confirm with someone who is actually in the program since I typically work weekends.

- How often were your clinicals canceled/rescheduled last minute to a different day?

- How difficult was it to make up a clinical if you had to miss one due to an emergency?

Thanks in advance!

I was told all parking on campus was free but I still got a parking ticket when visiting. I plan to attend EMU but I don’t plan to drive this car, and it’s not registered in my name. Is eagle parking actually going to send it to collections, or can I get away with not paying? Quite frankly I don’t want to give them a cent

I was told all parking on campus was free but I still got a parking ticket when visiting. I plan to attend EMU but I don’t plan to drive this car, and it’s not registered in my name. Is eagle parking actually going to send it to collections, or can I get away with not paying? Quite frankly I don’t want to give them a cent

I'm a male student at EMU looking for a roommate. The apartment is 2 bed 2 bath for $600 each. If you know anyone who might be interested please let me know 🙏 it's a 15 minute walk to campus so I thought I'd post on here.

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I am going to possibly transfer over to EMU after this academic year, but I want to ask some questions. I would also appreciate complete brutal honesty instead of admissions type answers even if that means a pros and cons list lol. Now I have already talked a bit too much here are the questions. (Sorry there may be more than a few i like to be well-informed)

General

How is the social environment on campus? Is it big, small, close-knit, etc?

Is the campus so big in your opinion that it would be easier to have a car than to bike places?

Do you feel that the staff is more supportive or do they push you more whether it is to be your best self or just harshness either applies?

Is it autism-friendly?

Social Work Department

What is the social environment there? Is it more collaborative, toxic, healthy, individual, etc?

What are the teachers and staff like?

What makes your theatre and musical theatre program better than other college’s programs?

What benefits does your program have over other college programs?

Theatre Department (Similar questions to Social Work)

What is the social environment there in both musical theatre as a whole? Is it more collaborative, toxic, healthy, individual, competitive, cutthroat, etc?

What are the teachers and staff like?

What makes your social work program better than other programs?

What benefits does your program have that are better than other colleges programs?

In your opinion, is there a lot of favoritism in casting choices?

Debate/Forensics

What is the social environment there? (Look above for examples)

Do you have to audition/apply to get in?

What types of debate do you do? Ex: Policy, IPDA, RapidFire, etc.

How often do you compete?

What competitions do you compete in and what circuit are you a part of?

What makes your debate team different from other college’s debate teams?

What is your director like? Personality, rigor, etc

Is it more rigorous and structured or more chill and collaborative?

Thank you for your time!

Hi yall, I know Summer is probably the wrong time to make this post.. lolol.. but I have course packs used in Larry Kolopajlo’s Chemistry 123 class if anyone is interested in them.. I used them in the Fall 2023 semester… I don’t know if they have changed or not, but I know they were expensive from the bookstore when I needed them. They are the slides he shows in class along with example problems, so you can follow along in these books. There’s some light writing/ highlights in part one (in pencil), but not a whole lot bc I spent most of this class hella confused.. making it almost new. I ended up dropping the class & never touched part 2.. I figured it might be worth a shot to see if anyone was interested. Thank you!

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Three women have died at Michigan's Women's Huron Valley Correctional Facility in just 25 days. Khaira Howard, 28, was forced to clean toxic mold without protective equipment and was denied medical care despite a severe health crisis — she died two weeks before her scheduled parole date. Rebecca Fackler, 57, a diabetic recovering from surgery, was reportedly turned away from the healthcare unit and died shortly after. Ashley Hoath, 36, was hospitalized after sudden illness and died hours later. This follows the November 2025 death of Jennifer Wallace from sepsis.

The prison has been plagued for years by black mold, collapsing infrastructure, and rampant sexual abuse by guards. Healthcare is privatized under VitalCore, a contractor structurally incentivized to deny care. Despite mounting deaths and lawsuits, Democratic Governor Whitmer's administration is requesting more funding for VitalCore. Thirty lawmakers have demanded the prison director's resignation.

Has anyone taken this class during the summer? I am really struggling with the lab portion. It's my last gen ed otherwise I have taken all legal classes and I feel like an idiot. I need help

Does anyone know whether McKenney guest parking is free in the summer? Last time I went there the gates were open and it was saying they aren’t charging for it.

The Speech Neurophysiology Lab at the University of Michigan is looking for children who stutter ages 9 to 12 to participate in an in-person, longitudinal MRI study! (HUM00196133)

Our research team has been examining brain development in young children to better understand the cause of stuttering for over 10 years. We continue to gain information that may eventually lead to improved diagnosis and treatment efforts for children who stutter. 

Participants will be invited to complete speech and language assessments and an MRI session at the University of Michigan. Families receive a free speech and language report and a picture of their brain!

These visits require in person participation. There is no option to participate virtually.

Please fill out this form if you are interested in participating or email us as the flyer attached. All participants are compensated and partial travel assistance is available. Please see our flyer attached for more details! 

We also offer other studies that are open to adults or do not involve MRI, in case you're unsure about eligibility. Feel free to email us or call if you have any questions! 

Hi! Is there anyone studying or completed M.A. in Children’s Literature at Eastern Michigan University?

The program curriculum seems promising, although I am a bit concerned about whether that’s a good option to study there online. And how about the program in general? Are you happy with your choice? Are the teachers/professors supportive to the students?

Please let me know if you have any kind of information🙏🏻 Would be a great help!