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(12/15/20 6:21am)
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(01/13/21 3:22pm)
The Ypsilanti City Council discussed the Kaufman Jacobs redevelopment plan for Water St. on Dec. 1, a 32-acre lot that has been open for development for over the past 20 years.
(12/13/20 1:27am)
The men’s basketball, women’s basketball, and football seasons are all in full swing. Luke and Caleb recap the first few games - from Areanna Combs’ consistency to Yeikson Montero’s regrettable shooting - and discuss the biggest strengths and weaknesses of each team so far.
(01/18/21 7:41pm)
Dodie is back again with a new release from her upcoming album “Build A Problem”. This song is a release of a fan-favorite titled “Rainbow.” It is just as wonderful as the rest of her music and I am elated to be able to finally download it onto playlists. It is such a gorgeous song that makes me even more excited for the upcoming release in March.
(12/15/20 6:22am)
The Summit Street A Cappella group from Eastern Michigan University has been selected to compete in the Varsity Vocals International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella (ICCA) in 2021. This is the second time that EMU has been represented at the ICCA since the selection of their mixed-vocal Evergreen A Cappella group in 2018.
(12/11/20 11:30pm)
The Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Office (WCSO) is currently investigating a shooting at the Aspen Chase apartment complex in Ypsilanti Township, the second shooting at the complex in less than two weeks.
(12/23/20 1:22am)
Follow Sports Editor Luke Gremban on twitter @LukeGremban for live-tweets and EMU sports news.
(12/13/20 12:34am)
The Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Office (WCSO) has made an update regarding a fatal shooting that occurred on the night of Thanksgiving, Nov. 26, 2020 at the Aspen Chase apartment complex in Ypsilanti Township.
(12/13/20 1:45am)
At the top of the last month of 2020, Michigan stands in a precarious position regarding the spread and impacts of COVID-19, along with the rest of the country. Michigan has had up to 404,386 confirmed cases, with 9,947 deaths. In comparison, the United States as a whole has had roughly 14,462,527 confirmed cases of the virus, with 280,135 deaths so far. Further, many Michigan residents are on unemployment insurance because of the pandemic, with up to 3 million unemployment claims since March. But over half a million residents are set to lose that stream of unemployment income under either the Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) or the Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation (PEUC). Since these are both provided through the CARES Act, those benefits end when the legislation expires, which in this case is set for Dec. 26.
(12/08/20 11:05pm)
Ronia Cabansag: Eastern Michigan University’s annual Digital Marketing Workshop was extended and made virtual, and StockX co-founder Chris Kaufman spoke at EMU’s College of Business’s Center for Entrepreneurship Speaker Series. In city news, Ypsilanti Mayor Lois Richardson and Ypsilanti Township Manager Brenda Stumbo spoke about environmental issues during a meeting hosted by the Sierra Club.
(12/18/20 11:34pm)
Like many others, I decided to pick up a show to watch over the recent Thanksgiving break. What better way to spend the time than by relaxing? I personally popped on some episodes of The Great British Bake Off, (or the Great British Baking Show as it’s called on Netflix US) . This is the first year I’ve watched Bake Off during the same year it aired, so I was very excited for it. I was actually able to keep up with some of the tweets and memes as they were coming out.
(12/06/20 7:25pm)
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(12/07/20 1:44am)
When I began writing for the Echo about a year ago, one of the first articles I wrote was on why Detroit’s major sports teams are stuck in such a state of mediocrity. I outlined general things they could do to get better again (tanking, upgrading stadiums, competent coaching, etc.) but I didn’t do it specifically for each team. With the Lions’ recent firing of head coach Matt Patricia and GM Bob Quinn, I think they can finally start to take some steps towards success again.
(12/07/20 1:48am)
Former Disney star Miley Cyrus has gone through many eras of ups and downs and interesting personas. Recently, she has released some amazing singles and this past Friday, November 27, she released an album too.
(12/04/20 3:50pm)
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many theatre students have needed to adjust their way of learning and performing; EMU senior, Lindsey Brown, is one of them.
(12/02/20 11:38am)
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(12/07/20 1:41am)
Center for Digital Engagement 2020 Digital Marketing Workshop goes virtual
(11/23/20 2:34pm)
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(11/23/20 2:12am)
National Family History Day falls on Thanksgiving, when multiple generations within a family often gather to celebrate the holiday. Danielle Howard, a dietetics student at Eagle Nutrition Services, shares tips on how to gather information about family health. She also discusses health, nutrition, and disease prevention tips. Listen to the episode above, or read the main takeaways below:
(11/29/20 2:35pm)
With the new season on the horizon, Sports Editor Luke Gremban and sports columnist Caleb Burlingame spoke with Rob Murphy, EMU’s Men’s Basketball coach. Murphy discussed his journey to Eastern Michigan, players to watch, and expectations for the year. Listen to the full interview above, or read some of the highlights below.
