What's The Move? March 18-24
MCACHE Presentation: American College of Healthcare Executives - March 18
Use the fields below to perform an advanced search of The Eastern Echo's archives. This will return articles, images, and multimedia relevant to your query. You can also try a Basic search
1000 items found for your search. If no results were found please broaden your search.
MCACHE Presentation: American College of Healthcare Executives - March 18
Eastern Michigan's Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, hosted a student-ran fashion show at McKenny Hall on Thursday, March 14 at 7 p.m. During the show, students walked the runway in elemental-themed attire, in addition to performances, and other activities.
The Eastern Echo received the 2023 College Newspaper of the Year award in the 2023 College Better Newspaper contest.
Trinity Health, which provides support to students' primary health needs, urgent care, and prescriptions, will temporarily close its Campus Medical Pharmacy, effective Friday, March 22, at 5 p.m., Eastern Michigan University announced.
Eastern Michigan University's Theatre for the Young program is bringing its current musical tour, “Ronnie and Scales’ Magnificent Tale” to EMU.
Jadein Black celebrates her birthday with weeklong events from March 13-17, called Drag for a Cause.
On Friday, March 1, at Trinity Health Ann Arbor, formerly known as St. Joe’s Ann Arbor, Washtenaw County saw its first reported case of measles since 2019.
In July of 2023, the Ypsilanti community was without the Michigan Avenue Library due to extensive water damage from a storm. The aftermath left the walls and ceilings soaked, overwhelmed the roof drains, and damaged other parts of the building.
In 1962, James Meredith made history when he stepped foot on the campus of University of Mississippi in Oxford, Miss. At 29 years old he became the first African American to attend the University where he later earned a degree there despite a very public effort to keep him out.
On March 21 from 9-11 a.m., the Division of Academic and Student Affairs will host the Distinguished Achievement Recognition Awards Ceremony to recognize staff members across the EMU community. The division has been acknowledging staff since 1978.
Catalan Art Songs Lecture - March 11
Madi Diaz, the indie singer-songwriter and musician, is currently on tour for her most recent record “Weird Faith.” She stopped at The Ark in Ann Arbor, Mich., to perform on March 5. Diaz welcomed folk singer-songwriter and musician Jack Van Cleaf to open the show. In a partnership with the Human Rights Campaign and Propellor, Diaz encouraged attendees to take action for a chance to win an autographed setlist.
An organization in Michigan has campaigned in an effort to make a statement to President Joe Biden about his response to the crisis in Gaza with Michigan’s recent presidential primary.
Pride Bracelet Making - March 4
Ypsilanti Police Department Union voted a no confidence in their current Police Chief Kirk Moore on Feb. 6. Chief Moore took office on April 20 of last year and is still expected to complete his four-year contract.
According to Eastern’s data files, the College of Health and Human Services' (CHHS) undergraduate head count has seen a 41.09% decrease in students from 2019 to 2023. This is the largest decrease in that span from all of the colleges, the closest being the College of Business with a loss of 27.33%.
People can sign up to participate in the Stock Swoop’s Shelves food drive; an opportunity to get engaged and make a difference in the lives of Eastern Michigan University students from March 4-22.
Zumba - Feb. 26
Students came to the Brown Bag Lunch with their lunches packed and their questions ready. Director of community engagement and communications, and manager of the Detroit Journalism Cooperative for Detroit Public Television, Marty Fischhoff, and Reuters global race and justice editor and Eastern Michigan University graduate, Katrease Stafford, joined six students and two professors around noon on Friday, Feb. 16 in the lounge of King Hall.