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Of the 18 available seats on the Eastern Michigan University (EMU) Student Government Senate, 11 senators have been elected, leaving seven unfilled seats.
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Liz Hornyak: On this week’s episode, Eastern Michigan University alumnus Eric Sturgis has decided to run against Lisa Disch as a write-in candidate for City Council in Ann Arbor’s 1st Ward, Dr. Ashley Johnson Bavery writes a book about early immigration, and Ypsilanti City Council struggles to meet as Michigan’s Supreme Court rules that Gov. Whitmer’s executive orders were unconstitutional. I am your host Liz Hornyak and this is the Eastern Echo Podcast.
The Eastern Michigan University recycling program began in the late 1990s with a grant, but the grant has since ended and all money for recycling and waste comes out of the grounds budget, which due to budget cuts continues to shrink.
On Monday, Oct. 12, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed into law a package of bills to expunge the criminal records of hundreds of thousands of Michigan residents. These bills aim to break down the barriers that follow having a criminal record. An expungement of criminal records will open up many doors for folks who have not been able to obtain a good paying job, housing, and other necessities because of a past mark on their record.
Many of us may be too young to remember the MTV television show “Clone High”. The show aired originally in 2002, only to be cancelled in 2003. However, there has been a resurgence of the animated comedy on the popular app TikTok. Many videos depict people doing impersonations of the clone version of JFK. Others are just memes to share of the show. The resurgence of the show has created a small community in an obscure corner of the internet and I’m honestly loving it.
The morning after game five of the NBA Finals, Luke and Caleb bring on Producer Danny Murphy for some NBA talk. Tune in to hear them discuss the next season of the NBA, from Giannis' free agency to Golden State's resurrection.Hosted: Caleb Burlingame, Luke Gremban, Danny Murphy
Throughout the past few weeks, Demi Lovato has gone through a very public breakup that some speculated was a PR stunt, her ex-fiancé included. While the truth is unclear, the singer’s newly released single is sure to leave that situation in the shadows.
Eastern Michigan University alumnus Eric Sturgis has announced that he is running as a write-in candidate for Ann Arbor City Council to represent Ann Arbor’s First Ward.
With the 2020 NBA season officially concluded and the NBA Draft only about a month out, mock drafts have been flying out across all major sports outlets such as ESPN, CBS, and Bleacher Report. This draft is unique in the fact that it will come in November, which is normally the beginning of an NBA season. The NBA announced on Wednesday, Oct. 14, that they’re aiming for another season starting around Martin Luther King Day and ending in July 2021, which would put them back on their normal season schedule of October through June.
The Planter's Peanuts Nut-mobile is in town! It'll be here for three days within the area, showing up for fun filled events and following Covid-19 guidelines to a tee.
Eastern Michigan University professor Dr. Ashley Johnson Bavery published her new book on undocumented immigration in Detroit, titled "Bootlegged Aliens: Politics and Policy on America's Northern Border."
Mariah Carey has been a major superstar for almost 30 years. Her latest release, “The Rarities” is a mix of never released songs that she recorded throughout her career and some live versions of songs that we already know and love.
As of Thursday, Oct. 8, 13 men are being charged with terrorism, conspiracy, and weapons in relation to plotting to kidnap Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer.
Liz Hornyak: On this week’s episode, we will be giving information about absentee ballots, Ann Arbor City Council votes to decriminalize psychedelic substances, and Leon Speakers partners with Grove Studios to launch the Amplify Fellowship. I am your host Liz Hornyak and this is the Eastern Echo Podcast.
Eastern Michigan University percussion, orchestra, and jazz ensembles have adapted to follow COVID-19 safety guidelines, from the way they hold practices to the way concerts are formatted.
The Michigan Supreme Court has ruled that the executive orders made by Governor Gretchen Whitmer in relation to the COVID-19 pandemic are unconstitutional. The court voted four to three to end Whitmer’s ability to repeatedly extend her emergency powers without the approval of the Legislature.
The Ann Arbor City Council voted unanimously to decriminalize entheogenic substances including psychedelic mushrooms, and other psychedelic plants substances, on Sept. 21.
The 2020 presidential election is only a couple weeks away and many folks have already decided who they’re voting for, with nearly 30 million people having already cast their ballot. But there are also people undecided on whether to vote at all this year. For undecided voters who are debating whether to vote for Joe Biden, I’m going to be making my case on why you should.
With 959 digs, 310 spikes, and 803 kills in three years, Franki Strefling, an outside hitter on Eastern Michigan University's volleyball team, is an all-around excellent player. After offering some tips on playing the game, Franki shares what her life as a D1 athlete is like off the court. Franki, Caleb, and Luke talk about everything from stats, to body image, to the recent launch of her YouTube channel.
