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Ypsi Ballot Initiative Group or YpsiBIG plans to amend the Ypsilanti City Charter to increase city tenant rights, scrap the city’s partisan voting system, and give the general public power over the police budget by collecting signatures on three separate ballot petitions.
"Stereophonic" is playing on Broadway and was nominated for 13 Tony Awards, winning 5.
James Bolosh, a co-producer on "Stereophonic" graduated from the EMU Theatre Department.
The 77th Tony Awards earlier this month gathered American Theatre’s best for a night of recognition. One of those recognized, James Bolosh, was a graduate of Eastern Michigan University, making him EMU’s first Tony winner.
Bits and Bytes campers work on block coding in a computer lab in Pray-Harrold.
Maxx and his wife, Rachel Crosby, standing in front of the new field named in their honor.
Bits and Bytes summer camp is returning to Eastern Michigan University this summer to encourage middle school girls to participate in computer science by giving them hands-on experience with coding, game development, robotics, and app development.
Check out these events happening around Eastern Michigan University's campus this week.
Hamzah Dajani and Jack Booth won the 2024 Student Government elections and were sworn into their roles of President and Vice President on April 29.
Check out these events happening around Eastern Michigan University's campus this week.
After the student government election concluded at the end of March, it was announced that Hamzah Dajani and Jack Booth had been elected as president and vice president of the Eastern Michigan University student body, with Dajani making history as the university’s first international student to win the position.
Check out these events happening around Eastern Michigan University's campus this week.
The Ypsilanti District Library Superior Branch, which opened in November 2022, will continue the search for art to add to its permanent collection.
Ypsi Pride will be returning to Ypsilanti in Depot Town this year, providing festivities to lift up and support the LGBTQ+ community during Pride Month.
Check out these events happening around Eastern Michigan University's campus this week.
Yuna Lammers dons protective, black gloves as she heads for the toy bins. Sifting through Beanie Babies and Pillow Pets, she searches for the most pristine, vintage items.
On Tuesday, May 14, Mayor Nicole Brown proclaimed May as Mental Health Awareness Month for the City of Ypsilanti during a city council meeting. Although the United States has observed May as Mental Health Awareness Month since 1949, the first time Ypsilanti proclaimed such was in 2021. This is the third time Ypsilanti has declared May as Mental Health Awareness Month.
On May 22, YpsiWrites will bring together local published authors to read their work and answer questions.
The Ypsilanti City Council unanimously passed a resolution declaring May 19-25 as Public Works Week during their meeting on Tuesday, May 14th, 2024. This special designation acknowledges and celebrates the contributions of public works professionals to the daily life and well-being of Ypsilanti's residents.
An official poster for "I Saw the TV Glow."
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