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Eastern Michigan’s baseball team looked to get back on track and continue its positive momentum after a critical home win to snap its five-game losing streak in the previous outing.
Buckle up for an exhilarating week of sports action as Eastern Michigan athletics charges into mid-April with a packed schedule of must-see events! From competitive baseball matchups to intense tennis, track & field, and lacrosse battles, EMU athletes are prepared to give their all. Whether you're cheering from the stands in Ypsilanti or following the action from afar, here’s your guide to the can't-miss events happening across multiple sports this week:
Every year, Eastern Michigan University recognizes outstanding students and campus organizations with the Student Gold Medallion Awards.
The Eastern Michigan University community will have the opportunity of a lifetime Wednesday, April 16.
At least two international students at Eastern Michigan University have had their visas revoked by the U.S. State Department as of April 10, according to the university.
For hundreds of students on campus who struggle with mental health or are unsure about the details and functions of their bodies, the Eastern Michigan University's Public Health Fair offered some answers.
Early in the third quarter, Eastern Michigan women’s lacrosse team looked like they had Oregon on the ropes.
On Wednesday, April 16, Swoop will face charges in front of the supreme court.
Eastern Michigan University’s Theatre For the Young Tour has arrived on campus with its latest show, “The Girl Who Swallowed a Cactus.”
Looking for something fun to do on or around campus this week? Check out some of these upcoming events!
Eastern Michigan University’s Esports program plans to start a summer camp for high school and middle school students. In the camp, students will learn skills needed for esports and content creation related to esports. The camp is currently expected to begin in the summer of 2025.
The satirical drama anthology series “The White Lotus” aired its season three finale on April 6. True to the previous seasons, this one saw a new set of characters being miserable at the luxurious, fictional hotel franchise the White Lotus, eventually ending in murder.
Looking for a summer job? There are some opportunities in the Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor area that students can work at once the semester comes to an end.
It was the Mackenzie Blackwell from North Beach, Maryland, show at Scicluna Field.
After losing the opening two games of the series to Ball State in Friday’s doubleheader, Eastern Michigan’s baseball team looked poised to end the weekend on a high note and get back into the win column in the Sunday matinee at Oestrike Stadium.
Riverside Arts Center wrapped up a special 30th anniversary invitational exhibit in celebration of the center's mission to help build the community and foster the love and support for the arts in Ypsilanti and Washtenaw County.
Cellar Roots Arts & Literature Exhibit — April 3-30, 2025
"Cause Play," written by Eastern Michigan Alumni Shavonne Coleman and directed by Randy M. Stewart, was full of life.
Brace yourself for an exciting week as Eastern Michigan athletics kicks off April with a thrilling lineup of must-see events! From fierce baseball showdowns and high-energy tennis matches to track & field competitions and intense lacrosse battles, the Eagles are ready to leave it all on the field. Whether you’re cheering in Ypsilanti or following along from afar, here’s a breakdown of the action-packed events you won’t want to miss this week:
Multiple students from Eastern Michigan University’s College in Prison program presented at EMU’s 45th annual Undergraduate Symposium on March 28, 2025.
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