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(01/13/21 10:10pm)
Ronia-Isabel Cabansag: On this week’s episode, Gov. Whitmer appointed two new members to the Board of Regents, the Ypsilanti City Council expressed affordable housing concerns with the Kaufman Jacobs development plan for Water St., and the Jim Toy Community Center will close its physical location at the end of January. I’m Ronia Cabansag, sitting in for Liz Hornyak, and this is The Eastern Echo Podcast.
(08/12/20 9:03pm)
The US Department of Education released new Title IX regulations earlier this year on May 6, that will go into effect on Aug. 14, 2020.
(01/13/20 5:00pm)
Hey Eagles, welcome back to the Eastern Echo Podcast! This semester’s first print editions of the Echo are available today - these are a special “Decade in Review” issue, so be sure to pick one up on your way to classes! On today’s episode we’ll be discussing a robbery that happened just south of campus, EMU’s annual Martin Luther King Jr. celebration, as well as updates on the gymnastics and basketball teams. I’m your host Liz Hornyak, and you’re listening to the Eastern Echo Podcast.
(10/31/19 11:24pm)
Liz Hornyak: They say that truth is stranger than fiction and that real life is scarier than anything imagined. But what if that truth has to do with ghosts? What if the things that go bump in the night are real?
(10/15/19 8:28am)
In this week’s news overview, we’re bringing you updates on Student Government’s budget allocation, news of planned renovations to Ypsi’s Rutherford Bathhouse, and a rundown of EMU Sport scores from this weekend. Following our news briefing is your guide to events at EMU throughout the coming week.
(05/15/16 5:31am)
On July 1 Eastern Michigan University’s new president, James M. Smith will be moving into his office in Welch Hall.
(04/17/16 1:27pm)
Drew Saunders, journalism major at Eastern Michigan University, has written and published his very own novel, Hasan. Hasan is a fictional story of a 15-year-old boy braving the difficulties of the Middle East’s Civil War by himself and whilst caring for his younger siblings. The story illustrates Hasan’s journey of trying to leave the war-corrupted country in his horizons.
(12/08/15 8:55pm)
Protesters marched into Eastern Michigan University's regular Board of Regents meeting Tuesday with intent to present the Black Student 10-Point Plan to the regents. Community members also spoke at the open communication session to express strong opposition to EMU's continued affiliation with the Education Achievement Authority.
(04/12/15 10:07pm)
Dear Editor,
(03/29/15 5:54pm)
I am responding to the “Crass rant” in the comics section of the Echo. The author claims that there are too many babies. This overpopulation myth has caused human rights abuses around the world, forced population control, denied medicines to the poor, and targeted attacks on ethnic minorities and women. Here is a website that can educate and inform: overpopulationisamyth.com
(03/26/14 2:55am)
Protesters of the Education Achievement Authority of Michigan voiced their oppositions at the Eastern Michigan University Board of Regents meeting Tuesday afternoon. These protestors, mostly members of Students for and Ethical and Participatory Education and the coalition of people against the EAA, filed into Welch 201 just before the meeting began with duct taped mouths. The world “Silenced” was written on the strips of tape over the protesters’ mouths
(02/12/14 11:32pm)
For years, Pam Olech has been one of Eastern Michigan University’s many full-time lecturers in charge of observing and advising student teachers. But her position has been threatened due recent layoffs within the EMU College of Education.
(12/15/11 2:53am)
At the Sept. 20 Board of Regents meeting, Eastern Michigan University’s Chief Financial Officer John Lumm reported that the university was suffering from a $4.6 million deficit and recently, he sat down with The Eastern Echo to provide further insight into EMU’s budget.
(02/24/11 1:00am)
Letter to Editor:
(10/10/10 10:43pm)
Eastern Michigan University held a panel discussion and open forum entitled “Our Learning Community: A Forum on Values and Respect” this past Thursday in the Student Center Ballroom to discuss a comic printed in The Eastern Echo.
(01/14/10 12:46am)
“The Dream: [Insert Self Here]” is the theme for Eastern Michigan University’s celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Jan. 15-19.
Martin Luther King Jr. Day is Monday, and there will be many opportunities for students to get involved beginning tomorrow.
