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On Sunday April 3, 45 students of Eastern Michigan University’s College of Business took a field trip to Cleveland, Ohio to see the NBA Cleveland Cavaliers game against the Charlotte Hornets.
Most likely at some point in their life, every female between the ages of 12-50 have quietly whispered to another female, “Hey, do you have a tampon on you?”
The application, the cap, the gown, the tassel, the tickets… with classes, work and a little bit of senioritis how are we suppose to know when and how all of this stuff needs to be done?
The snow is melting, the weather is warming up and the semester is reaching its final stretch. With spring finally approaching us, that means we have new spring fashion trends to look forward too.
Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat, Instagram, Über, Pandora, MyFitnessPal… where would we be without all of the apps on our smartphones? There is pretty much an app everything.
When Jessica Lundy attended Eastern Michigan University as a communications major with a minor in entrepreneurship, she knew that she wanted to end up on your television screen.
This Thursday, Jan. 28, at 7:30 p.m. in Ballroom B of the Student Center, Eastern Michigan University’s Latino Student Association (LSA) will be holding their first Quinceañera. A traditional Quinceañera celebrates a Latina girl’s fifteenth birthday, but the LSA decided to hold the event as more of an educational and social tool to get more students involved.
Thursday, Jan. 21 at 7 p.m. AMP! student org is hosting an alternative fashion show in the IGG Student Center Gallery.
Not too long ago, America experienced the scariest economic crisis that we’ve seen since The Great Depression. According to stateofworkingamerica.org, The Great Recession—which lasted from Dec. 2007 to June 2009—began with the bursting of an 8 trillion dollar housing bubble. In 2008 and 2009, the U.S. labor market lost 8.4 million jobs, or 6.1 percent of all payroll employment.
Thank you to all of the students who showed us their costumes on social media. The most creative costume was Michael Cuevas, dressed as a pug riding an ostrich.
Eastern Michigan University’s apparel and textile merchandising students took a field trip Thursday, Oct. 29, to The Runway in Downtown Lansing. The Runway is a fashion incubator and retailer that helps fashion designers create a foundation for their business.
Many of us have laughed, cried and re-watched Disney Pixar movies. As children or adults, these classics are hard not to find some enjoyment in. But, have you ever thought about all of the technical elements and difficulty that goes into creating these elaborate animations?
Thursday Oct. 8, American fashion designer, Anna Sui, spoke at the Michigan Theater in Ann Arbor. This presentation was part of the University of Michigan’s Penny Stamps Speaker Series, hosted by Stamps School of Art and Design.
Do you ever miss the vibrant colors, innovative prints, and retro high-top sneakers from the 90s fashion scene? Whether you actually lived it or you attempt to live it through, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air and Friends, it was definitely an iconic time for street fashion and urban culture.
When Princess Ayo-ola graduated from Eastern Michigan University, she never thought that as a Special Education/Elementary major, she would be running her own clothing boutique right off of campus.
NBC Universal and Comcast Xfinity have teamed up to give one college a guest lecture from NBC Saturday Night Live (SNL) veteran cast member, Kenan Thompson.
If you have ever considered Greek Life at Eastern Michigan University, whether you are a new or returning student, then now is the time to start learning what it’s all about.
The Broadway version of Disney’s Beauty and the Beast Jr. will be performed at the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts in Ypsilanti on June 25-28, starring all local talent.
Teens on the autism spectrum often struggle with social skills that make it difficult to interact with their peers, friends, and families. A new summer program may be able to help some of these teens develop the skills they need in order to improve on these every day interactions.
Graduating from college is extremely exciting, however after graduation is over many people experience an “oh crap, what now?” moment.
