EMU police to offer bike safety tips and gear to young people at Bike Rodeo
The second annual event grew out of an effort to expand EMU's crew of bicycle officers.
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Here’s what Washtenaw County’s racial equity officer is working on in her first days on the job
Alize Asberry Payne's hiring is the latest step in the county's ongoing racial equity initiative. She says the community should expect ample opportunities to collaborate with her.
Rosie the Riveter Arts and Crafts Show to feature local artists, real-life “Rosies”
The third annual show will feature nearly 80 vendors and a variety of children's activities.
Applications open for Accelerate Michigan pitch competition
While the competition receives applications from businesses all over, primarily in Michigan, a large amount of applicants (and past competition winners) are from Ann Arbor.
Summit aims to draw attention to wrongful conviction in Washtenaw County
The Wrongful Convictions Summit will host a series of speakers, including a recent exoneree, community advocates, and U.S. Rep. Debbie Dingell.
Ypsi jazz event aims to draw metro Detroit crowd, raise funds for YCS
Ypsilanti Community Schools' successful Jazz in the Parking Lot event returns this year with a big-name headliner: Thornetta Davis, the vocalist known as Detroit's Queen of the Blues.
City of Ann Arbor plans to expand electric vehicle fleet as part of national collaborative
Ann Arbor is now one of 127 cities that have committed to collectively buy upwards of 2,100 electric vehicles by the end of 2020.
Champions for Change program aims to cultivate Washtenaw County’s leaders of color and their allies
Launched by Ann Arbor nonprofit NEW, the program grew out of staff's interest in addressing issues of racial inequity in the county.
On the Ground Ypsi partners with EMU Upward Bound for student writing challenge
The five winning essays will be published later this month in Concentrate and the winning writers will each receive a $50 stipend.
Students find success through EMU program offering debt forgiveness for community service
Students who had been forced to drop out of school have been able to resume their studies, and others have found scholarship opportunities thanks to the program.
Here’s what Washtenaw County’s racial equity officer is working on in her first days on the job
Alize Asberry Payne's hiring is the latest step in the county's ongoing racial equity initiative. She says the community should expect ample opportunities to collaborate with her.
Rosie the Riveter Arts and Crafts Show to feature local artists, real-life “Rosies”
The third annual show will feature nearly 80 vendors and a variety of children's activities.
Applications open for Accelerate Michigan pitch competition
While the competition receives applications from businesses all over, primarily in Michigan, a large amount of applicants (and past competition winners) are from Ann Arbor.
Summit aims to draw attention to wrongful conviction in Washtenaw County
The Wrongful Convictions Summit will host a series of speakers, including a recent exoneree, community advocates, and U.S. Rep. Debbie Dingell.
Ypsi jazz event aims to draw metro Detroit crowd, raise funds for YCS
Ypsilanti Community Schools' successful Jazz in the Parking Lot event returns this year with a big-name headliner: Thornetta Davis, the vocalist known as Detroit's Queen of the Blues.
City of Ann Arbor plans to expand electric vehicle fleet as part of national collaborative
Ann Arbor is now one of 127 cities that have committed to collectively buy upwards of 2,100 electric vehicles by the end of 2020.
Champions for Change program aims to cultivate Washtenaw County’s leaders of color and their allies
Launched by Ann Arbor nonprofit NEW, the program grew out of staff's interest in addressing issues of racial inequity in the county.
On the Ground Ypsi partners with EMU Upward Bound for student writing challenge
The five winning essays will be published later this month in Concentrate and the winning writers will each receive a $50 stipend.
Students find success through EMU program offering debt forgiveness for community service
Students who had been forced to drop out of school have been able to resume their studies, and others have found scholarship opportunities thanks to the program.
