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Editor's Note: The Eastern Echo staff meets regularly with interesting people on and off campus. Engage in those conversations with us through our weekly Q&A report. This week, we talk with Brad and Melanie Lemont, who are celebrating a year in business by participating in the Ypsi Vegan Fest 2025.
Last week, Eastern Michigan University failed to keep pace with Texas State University. The green and white fell by 25 in San Marcos to begin the new season with a loss.
With fall sports now firmly in full swing, here’s a look at some of the top Eastern Michigan sports story lines to follow and how to catch them live: Football | Eastern Michigan hits road to face Kentucky on ESPNUFor the first time this season, Eastern Michigan’s football program will play on a cable broadcast network. The Eagles will face SEC opponent Kentucky in their third of four non-conference games this year, kickoff set to take place on Sept. 13 at 7:30 p.m. at Kroger Field in Lexington, Kentucky. Viewers can catch all the action on ESPNU. Eastern Michigan have played the Wildcats twice since 2017, both times on the road, having lost both of their previous meetings. Soccer | Women’s soccer returns home vs. Loyola ChicagoFollowing a trip to Chicago to face DePaul, the Eagles return home to face another Illinois school - this one being Loyola University Chicago. The match will serve as Spirit Day and Mental Health Awareness Day for fans in attendance.Eastern Michigan have played the Ramblers four times in the past decade, having won once, lost twice and drawn once during that span. Viewers can attend the match for free with the opening kick set for Sept. 11 at 4:30 p.m., or can stream live on ESPN+. Volleyball | Women’s volleyball travels to Rochester to face Xavier, Southern Illinois, Oakland UniversityThe women’s volleyball campaign is in full swing, and it stays in state for the Eagles with the upcoming Sept. 12-13 Golden Grizzlies tournament in Rochester, Michigan. Back to back matches for the program against Xavier and Southern Illinois will be featured on Friday, Sept. 12 at noon and 5 p.m. respectively, while the green and white will face the home team Oakland University on Saturday, Sept 13 at 3 p.m.
Eastern Michigan University’s fraternities and sororities — and a number of other campus organizations — are gearing up for three days of special events to recognize National Hazing Prevention Week, which starts Monday, Sept. 22, 2025.
Two years ago, the Eastern Michigan University women’s volleyball program was firmly in rebuild mode.
The city of Ypsilanti and the Ypsilanti Police Department launched an investigation following a physical altercation caught on video at The Beer Cooler on North Washington Street.
The fall semester is in full swing! Spice up your week with some of these fun events happening on and around Eastern Michigan University's campus.
Coming home from a 3-1 victory over the University of Southern Indiana on Thursday, Aug. 28, 2025, the Eastern Michigan University Eagles celebrated Labor Day weekend with a return to Scicluna Field and a 2-0 win over the Robert Morris University Colonials for a Senior Day victory on Sunday, Aug. 31.
It was a tale of two halves for the Eastern Michigan University football team in their first-ever regular season game playing in the heat of San Marcos, Texas.
Just weeks after the start of classes, Eastern Michigan University has leaned into an early homecoming, with signs and table tents declaring the theme "Paint It Green" across campus.
For the first time in the Eastern Michigan University football program’s history, this Saturday, Aug. 30, 2025, the team will be playing a regular season game in the state of Texas at 8 p.m. EST, with a trip to San Marcos on the docket to play the Texas State University Bobcats.
EMU students arriving for classes this week found that many of the food locations they've used across campus had been permanently closed.
Along with fall semester classes, fall sports on campus are now in full swing.
Editor's Note: The Eastern Echo staff meets regularly with interesting people on and off campus. Engage in those conversations with us through our weekly Q&A report. This week, we talk with Seun Awosika, the owner of Candy Coated Creamery.
Hear ye, hear ye! By decree of his majesty's royal court, the village of Hollygrove has declared its gates open to all who celebrate its annual festivities.
Last year, the Eastern Michigan University women’s soccer team did not lose a single match at home for the first time this century.
With the start of a new semester just around the corner, fall sports will soon be in full swing. Here’s a look at the top Eastern Michigan University sports storylines.
The summer may be coming to an end, but fun events in and around Ypsilanti are just getting started! Check out the Eastern Echo's list below to learn about some future events.
For many students, moving into a dorm is their first real taste of independence. Between figuring out how to live away from home and starting a new chapter, the little moments become part of a bigger picture.
The start of the academic year can be an exciting yet nerve-wracking time for new and returning students. To help, The Eastern Echo created a brief guide to on campus resources including study spots, the bookstore, buying merch and more.
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