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At most gas stations, a small television displays security camera footage upon entry. Customers can see themselves and wave or take a picture. This lets the customers know that they are being recorded, thus deterring crime.
Check out this week's offerings of events on and around campus.
The Eastern Michigan University Honors College has cooked up some skill-building opportunities for everyday maintenance. Called Adulting 101, the opportunities are a series of workshops offering skill enhancement in such things as car maintenance, cooking a good meal, and building an engaging resume.
Changing the Cycle is an organization started by Quinn Polasek with the mission to end period poverty.
Eastern Michigan University has set a goal for #GivingTrueday, the annual social-media-based fundraising campaign dedicated to supporting students, faculty and special projects on campus.
Sania Ahmed is a staff therapist at the Eastern Michigan University Counseling and Psychological Services. Also known as CAPS, the counseling program provides university students access to therapy free of charge.
EMU’s Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion offers resources to underrepresented students across campus.
The LGBT Resource Center has planned a Transgender Day of Remembrance vigil on Nov. 20, the day of the nationally recognized holiday. The vigil will take place at the campus Lake House at 4:30 p.m.
Dozens of Eastern students participated in the Pumpkins on the Patio event held Tuesday, Oct. 29, 2024, just outside the student center on campus. Students carved the pumpkins into Jack-o-lanterns and competed for prizes, and fun.
On Oct. 24, 2024, Campus Life, the LGBT Resource Center, and E Dining collaborated to put on an unforgettable evening. “Murder at Gatsby's Gala” was an immersive murder mystery that transported 80 students back to the Roaring Twenties, where they stepped into the shoes of various characters entangled in a thrilling whodunit.
Editor's Note: The Eastern Echo staff is meeting regularly with interesting people both on and off campus. Engage in those conversations with us, through our weekly Q&A report. This week, Myranda Wiggins, a senior at Eastern Michigan University, who was chosen at the 2024 Black Homecoming Queen.
Halle Library exhibited a banned book display in honor of Banned Books Week to raise awareness for censorship and book banning in the U.S.
As Eastern Michigan University prepares for Homecoming Week Oct. 15-19, the EMU Black Alumni Association and Black Homecoming Committee are preparing for the university’s 2024 Black Homecoming Week.
Editor's Note: Gideon the Ghost is a persona and art project developed by an Eastern Michigan University student. Because the project depends on a sense of anonymity behind the persona, the editors of The Echo agreed to respect that anonymity for the purposes of this interview with Gideon the Ghost. This article is part of The Echo's conversations with people on and off campus.
Fairies, elves and mythical delight! On Saturday, September 7th 2024, the club Dungeons & Dreadnots sponsored by Campus Life took students to the Michigan Renaissance Faire located in Holly, Mich.
Nevaeh Ford is a sophomore at Eastern Michigan University studying fashion marketing and simulation, animation, and gaming.
Two lucky students at the Westview or Lakeview Apartments are going to receive a $500 gift card from Target to decorate their apartment.
Whether you’re brand new to campus or a seasoned Eagle, it always helps to know how to get a little help when you need it. Support is fundamental, especially in college, so keep reading for five resources around campus you might not have known you have access to.
Whether you're a first-year student trying to find your footing or an experienced undergrad seeking a change of scenery, Eastern Michigan University and the city of Ypsilanti have numerous hot-spots that can transform your academic experience.
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