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Eastern Michigan University today announced a new security partnership aimed at preventing gun violence on campus. EMU is working with a Pennsylvania-based firm called ZeroEyes that it says will be able to identify people that display guns on campus. That, in turn, would allow for quicker response times and community notifications. How does it work? WEMU’s David Fair spoke with EMU Police Chief Mathew Lige to find out.
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Given the recent campus shooting at Michigan State University and mass shootings around the country, Eastern Michigan will increase security at large campus events. As WEMU's Cathy Shafran reports, it starts with this month's Commencement ceremonies.
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Eastern Michigan University students are expressing concerns about safety at their campus following a mass shooting at Michigan State University. We get more from WEMU's Taylor Pinson.
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The mass shooting on Michigan State University’s campus last night that left three students dead and five critically injured triggered immediate concerns on university campuses across the state. Among those who was immediately on alert last night was Matthew Lige, executive director of public safety and chief of police at Eastern Michigan University. He speaks to WEMU's Cathy Shafran about how he dealt with the ordeal as both a police chief and as a father of an MSU student.
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A small rally was held Tuesday afternoon after a black doll was found hanging from the shower rod of a dormitory bathroom at Eastern Michigan University.…
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Eastern Michigan University's Department of Public Safety has expanded its bicycle patrol program. It's expected to benefit the local community. In…
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Eastern Michigan University announced layoffs and other cuts to help balance its 2017 fiscal year budget. 10-staff members are being laid off and 40…
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Motorists around Ann Arbor can expect to see more police cars focused on traffic enforcement in January. City Council Monday night voted ten to one to…
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Eastern Michigan University plans to hire four additional full-time police officers, with an eye toward having them on duty by mid-January. The officers…