Lifelong memories, mentors highlight EMU 45th Undergraduate Symposium
Eastern Michigan University hosted its 45th annual Undergraduate Symposium inside the campus’ student center on Friday, March 28, 2025.
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Eastern Michigan University hosted its 45th annual Undergraduate Symposium inside the campus’ student center on Friday, March 28, 2025.
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In Room 115 of the Halle Library, one can find two librarians, Bill Marino and Micheal Barnes, repairing appliances and games with the goal of increasing those items' longevity and usefulness. It's all part of something called the Halle Fix-It Hub.
Introducing one of the 2025 Eastern Echo Hall of Fame members at a Thursday awards dinner, 2024 inductee Rob Musial repeated something he said former Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel editor Kristy Montee had shared.
Christina Varney is the Supervisor of Laboratory Services and a part-time lecturer at Eastern Michigan University. She manages the undergraduate laboratories and ensures everything goes as planned, from getting the equipment ready to watching over people teaching lab classes.
Hundreds of students visited the REC/IM building Tuesday, March 25, as the University Advising Career and Development Center hosted its annual Registration Blitz.
On March 20, 2025, “Enlighten U” debuted its first live podcast, focusing on finding a healthy balance in everyday life.
Joe Misiewicz, a retired media professor and Echo alum, is set to be inducted into The Eastern Echo Hall of Fame, along two others.
Dorothy Zahor and Kenneth Glynn met at Eastern Michigan University, where they discovered their shared love for urban wildlife. Now, married and graduate students at Oregon State University, they’ve come together to help their communities better understand the potential of higher lead levels in soil. And they’re doing it with a familiar summer sight- the robin.
On Thursday, Mar 20, 2025, members of the Eastern Michigan University community gathered at Fighting Racism, Deportations, & Genocide, an event organized by the Labor, Equity, and Justice (SLEG) Committee of the EMU chapter of the American Association of University Professors (AAUP).
“We noticed that the community wanted a cafe and no one was taking the initiative, so we did.” said Khalid Awwad about his new family-owned StimuLatte Cafe.
At the annual Brick Bash this year, an Eastern alum displayed a Lego model of Eastern’s campus. Emily Langbehn, who graduated in 2007, built the model without instructions with pieces she sourced from other sets. The model includes Best Hall, Halle Library, the Student Center, and Pray-Harrold.
Soaring all the way from Ypsilanti to Los Angeles to the 67th Grammy Award-winning stage, Eastern Michigan University alum and Akropolis Reed Quintet’s clarinetist Kari Landry looks back on her time at EMU with gratitude.
EDITOR'S NOTE: Cellar Roots, published annually by the Student Media Team at EMU, in late March, released the 51st edition of its arts and literature magazine in late March 2025. This article, one in a series, focuses on one of the artists whose work was selected for publication.
On April 1, 2025, Eastern Michigan University will be bringing people together through an exciting event called Inclusion Day.
The annual edition of Cellar Roots, Eastern Michigan University's Fine Arts Magazine, is now available.
Standard Auto Service, a gas station and auto shop in Ypsilanti, Michigan, is planning to conditionally rezone the parcel of land behind the business.
EDITOR'S NOTE: Cellar Roots, published annually by the Student Media Team at EMU, released the 51st edition of its arts and literature magazine in late March, 2025. This article, one in a series, focuses on one of the artists whose work was selected for publication.
In an interview with staff reporter Asia O'Quinn, Eastern Michigan University exercises science student Iyana Chapman talks about her interest in the industry, and her goals for launching her own business. Chapman teaches Pilates at Move in Ann Arbo. She also teaches at Club Pilates and Best of Life Pilates, both in Ann Arbor.
In downtown Ypsilanti, Max McDonald talks about his journey with handling antiques, his experiences at his shop at 6 North Huron St., as he shows off some of his favorite items.