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Wellness Series - Part 2: Physical Wellness
The Echo team is back with Part Two of our Student Wellness Series. Tune in for tips on healthy living that you can actually apply to your busy student schedule.
Wellness Series - Part 1: Mental Wellness
Homecoming celebrations are over and stress is in the air. Maybe you’ve skipped a class, a meal or several hours of sleep. Whether you’re a freshman or a senior, music ed. or pre-med, everyone can feel it because the last six weeks have been leading up to this very moment. Midterm season. Schoolwork and stress are unavoidable but The Echo team is here to remind you to take care of yourself this month.
October 7, 2019
In this week’s news overview, we’re bringing you updates on the Pease Auditorium Lot carjacking, a preview of Student Government’s upcoming physical and mental wellness programming, and important news about the Business and Finance Committee budget.
Trailer
If you’re listening to this, congratulations! You’ve found the extremely limited edition trailer to The Eastern Echo Podcast.
EMU’s 39th Annual Undergraduate Symposium showcases student projects
Eastern Michigan University hosts the 39th Undergraduate Symposium
EMU Hosts 11th Annual César Chávez Day of Celebration
Students from local high schools joined EMU staff, faculty and students in celebrating the 11th Annual César Chávez Day of Celebration. Activities and presentations celebrated Latinx-American culture, addressed the lack of Latinx economic mobility and highlighted the importance of receiving a college degree.
DECA Advances to International Conference
Students Anthony Levesque and Collin Clem established EMU’s DECA team in the Fall 2018 semester. The attended the State Conference in February and will go on to compete at the International Conference in April. They hope more students will join them in competing in the coming semester.
My Body has Become Another Statistic. EMU's Poetry Society Presents Color of Drums
The Color of Drums Poetry Celebration, presented by Eastern Michigan University’s Poetry Society on Friday, Oct. 18, made it clear from the opening line that performers were there to speak boldly on what often goes unspoken.
