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Students at Eastern Michigan University have reinstated their use of campus sidewalks as a forum for political messaging. Using sidewalk chalk to say their piece, students engaged in written debates starting in September 2025.
Earthen Jar is preparing for its official opening of a second location in Ypsilanti soon.
WonderFest is a new event by AMP! and Pokito Productions set to take place Nov. 4, combining galleries and artist alleys to showcase student work.
Tattooing is a historical and cultural practice that has existed for thousands of years. Today, tattoos continue to have a cultural impact on society.
With Halloween 2025 right around the corner, Eastern Michigan University students and the Ypsilanti community can look forward to plenty of spooky Halloween events.
It had been 356 days since Eastern Michigan’s football team last defeated a Mid-American Conference opponent — that was, until this afternoon.
The Eastern Eagles football face a heartbreaker against Buffalo after falling 31-30.
Last week’s matchup
A cooking fire broke out on the fourth floor of Eastern Michigan University's Westview Apartments Tuesday, Oct. 7, 2025.
From technical equipment to research help, Eastern Michigan University's Bruce T. Halle Library offers much more to students than just books.
Dollie Rot, a gothic poet, writer and singer residing in Ann Arbor, Michigan, is the Roots Local Artist of the Month for October 2025.
The Eastern Echo's October 7, 2025, print edition.
Winging It sits down with Monica Catalan, president of the Southeast Asian Student Alliance, to talk upcoming events, advocacy efforts and how EMU students can get involved.
After 18 months, the groundbreaking renovations to Eastern Michigan University baseball’s Oestrike Stadium are complete.
Eastern Michigan University invites future Eagles to spend time on campus during an Oct. 25 open house called Explore Eastern.
As students come back to campus after fall break, they may want to take time to do something fun this week. The Eastern Echo has them covered with this list of interesting events on and off campus.
For those who want to jump into Halloween early, Nightmare on Cross Street and the Skeleton Walk are happening every weekend this October in Depot Town.
Welcome back to the Weekly Round-up, where we summarize the articles you may have missed throughout the week on the Eastern Echo website.
National Newspaper Week is Oct. 5-11. The Newspaper Association Managers has sponsored the celebration in the United States and Canada since 1940, marking this year as its 85th anniversary.
Solutions by The State News
