Cedrick Charles
Hey y’all, my name is Cedrick Charles, and I’m a news reporter at the Eastern Echo! This is my second semester writing for the Echo, and I’m excited to continue providing news coverage to EMU and the Ypsilanti community. I’m a Political Science and Economic double major. Along with the Echo, I’m also a member on the EMU forensics team.
Articles (16 total)
Eastern Michigan University welcomes Afghan refugees and offers volunteer opportunities
EMU students volunteer to help move in refugee families into their apartments.
Eastern Michigan University announces $200 million housing initiative
‘Welcome Home 2025’ is an equity initiative that will invest into student housing, creating more affordable and quality student facilities.
We The People Opportunity Farm helps formerly incarcerated people re-enter society
EMU alumni Melvin Parson starts a nonprofit organization helping formerly incarcerated men and women reenter society.
Ypsilanti City Council discuss opportunities to enhance and protect trees and forests
Ypsilanti City Council discuss the Washtenaw County Conservation District pilot project to enhance and protect trees and forests.
Ypsilanti approves grant for marijuana expungement program
Washtenaw County Prosecuting Attorney requests grant to support marijuana expungement program.
Ypsilanti District Library's Bookmobile returns to neighborhoods
The Bookmobile returns to Ypsilanti after closure due to the pandemic.
Ypsilanti City Council discusses the future of public transportation
Ypsilanti City Council discusses the future of transportation in the Ann Arbor-Ypsilanti area.
ypsiGLOW hopes for more student involvement following fee waiver from Ypsilanti
Ypsilanti City Council approved to waive the park rental fees for ypsiGLOW 2021, hosted by WonderFool Productions, Oct. 5.
Fees for the Annual Domestic Violence Walk now directed to those in need
The City of Ypsilanti waives park rental fees for the Annual Domestic Violence Walk through an unanimous vote.
Mask mandate now in effect for Washtenaw County schools
Washtenaw County issues emergency order in response to COVID-19.
