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Eastern Michigan player Carlos Hart plays on the court against the New Jersey Institute of Technology Highlanders at the George Gervin GameAbove Center on Friday, Nov. 28, 2025.
Eastern Michigan men's basketball conquered the NJIT Highlanders on Friday, Nov. 28, 2025. EMU won with 73 points over NJIT's 55 in the George Gervin GameAbove Center. The win marks the fifth victory for the Eagles this season.
Members of Ypsilanti Indivisible protest corporate America, encouraging those passing by to support local businesses.
The Eastern Echo's November 25, 2025, print edition.
The Anything But... New Materials exhibit will run at Riverside Arts Center in Ypsilanti Dec. 5, 2025, through Jan. 9, 2026.
Eastern Michigan University men's basketball defeated Oakland University on Friday, Nov. 21, 2025. The Eagles overwhelmed the Grizzlies 97-91 in the George Gervin GameAbove Center, collecting their third win of the season.
The Eastern Michigan University Percussion Ensemble performs "Jazz On Saturn" by Casey Cangelosi, featuring confetti cannons to close out their Cycles in Sound concert in Pease Auditorium on Thursday, Nov. 20, 2025. Pictured left to right are Jack Tallman, Luke Schleuning and Colin Bieszard.
Bryce (left) and Marlon Llewellyn (right) stand during an Eastern Michigan football photoshoot.
The survivors of the wedding pose for a photo together in EMU Theatre's production of Big Love. From left: Gary Zelley (Giuliano), Gavin Miller (Bella), Wyatt Hicks (Nikos), Morgan Stillson (Lydia), Piero (Jack Fowler), Autumn Rust (Olympia), and Frankie Cramer (Thyona)
Public commenter Mackenzie Stolzenburg addresses the Ypsilanti City Council in support of Dzanc House at city hall on Nov. 18, 2025.
The meeting room at city hall was at capacity for the Nov. 18, 2025, Ypsilanti City Council meeting.
The Ypsi Cocktail Club, at the intersection of North Huron and West Michigan Avenue, hosts the second in a series of "Tarot Nights" started by general manager Megumi Mast. The bar, which Mast says doubles as a tasting room for the Ann Arbor Distilling Company, hosts tarot reader Lex Noble in a partnership that allows customers of Noble's service to get half off their cocktail purchase with each reading.
The Eastern Echo's November 18, 2025, print edition.
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