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Review: Planet Zoo creates a dynamic experience for simulation fans

(11/16/19 10:14pm)

Frontier Developments brings a lifelike, fleshed-out simulation experience to fans everywhere with Planet Zoo. The game features realistic gameplay and animal behaviors and takes a unique focus on the welfare of the animals themselves. The game is being hailed as the spiritual successor to Zoo Tycoon, the business simulator from the early 2000’s. Released on Nov. 5, the game has been met with high praise from its niche audience and beyond. 

http://www.easternecho.com/article/2019/11/review-planet-zoo-creates-a-dynamic-experience-for-simulation-fans

Advice: Coping with the aftermath of a car accident

(11/16/19 10:30pm)

Petrifying, horrifying, fast-paced, time-freezing, surreal; There is not a single word to fully describe the experience of being in a car accident. With it being the fourth leading cause of death in the U.S., it is no surprise that anyone who has survived one isn’t quite the same afterwards. After mentally accepting what happened, which takes more time than anticipated, you are bombarded with the question that has no definite answer — What the hell do I do now? 

http://www.easternecho.com/article/2019/11/advice-coping-with-the-aftermath-of-a-car-accident

Rob Murphy discusses recently released book

(11/14/19 10:46pm)

Eastern Michigan men’s basketball head coach Rob Murphy, who just started his ninth season with the Eagles, released his first book over the summer. The book, “DEEP” is Murphy’s lifelong story through his eyes. Murphy discusses growing up in Detroit, getting his “dream job” at Syracuse University, learning life lessons through basketball and much more. 

http://www.easternecho.com/article/2019/11/rob-murphy-discusses-recently-released-book

Alumni group GameAbove donates $3.5 million to Eastern Michigan University for faculty, staff and students

(11/17/19 8:28pm)

It was announced Monday, Nov. 11, that GameAbove, an Eastern Michigan University alumni group, would be donating $3.5 million to faculty initiatives and development along with student needs. In their donation, GameAbove gifted $2 million to the "Game Above, Faculty First" initiative and $1.5 million to a second initiative under the name of "Students Matter Most.” This lump-sum gift is the group's first donation to the university with the group having a long term vision to, "sustain and enhance the high-achieving uniqueness that is EMU," according to GameAbove Spokesperson, Denis Wolcott.

http://www.easternecho.com/article/2019/11/alumni-group-gameabove-donates-3-5-million-to-the-eastern-michigan-university-for-faculty-staff-and-students