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Morocco meets Ypsilanti on Washtenaw Avenue’s six-month old restaurant Casablanca. If you’re looking for a taste of something original, fresh, affordable and very close to Eastern’s campus, then you should check this out.
Eastern Coney Island is located on W. Cross St., in walking distance from EMU's campus.
Where to eat off campus is important to know at the beginning of the year. Cross Street offers a variety of options to choose from. One of those options is the Eastern Coney Island located at 533 W. Cross St.
Sela Ward once stated, “In this country that grows more food than any other nation on this earth, it is unthinkable that any child should go hungry.” Unfortunately, the case of hunger is alarming here in Washtenaw County, where malnutrition affects one in every seven people.
In Washtenaw County, one in seven people struggles with hunger. Food Gatherers, a local food bank and food rescue organization, has worked since 1988 to help remedy this situation.
Eastern Michigan University may open a food pantry soon. Haley Moraniec and Lynn Nybell presented the initiative at the Board of Regents Student Affairs Committee meeting March 17.
Students worked together to prepare a healthy breakfast and learn about nutrition with the Office of Nutrition Services on Tuesday.
When you think of opera, you might think of extravagant halls and people wearing expensive clothing and jewelry. You may also think of opera, like classical music, as a lofty, intellectual affair. The last thing you would associate with opera is a bar with great burgers and other pub food.
February marks the arrival of Valentines Day, a celebration of sweets and love filled with boxes of chocolates and shared desserts for couples and ice cream pints of sorrow for the single.
A new year brings on the promise of a healthier lifestyle, but most fall short of this promise. Beginning a healthier lifestyle doesn’t have to be a death sentence, but more of an extension to the life you’ve been granted.
Thanksgiving is a time to be thankful for all that life has to offer like family, friends, and of course, food.
With Thanksgiving quickly approaching, many of us are going home to celebrate with family and friends and to bask in good food and cheer.
Congratulations to The Eastern Echo’s own Betty Adams, who was one of the final eight amateur chefs to compete in the first annual College Student Food Stars cook off Sunday.
Hillel held an event in McKenny called Who is in Your Community? on Friday. The purpose of the event was to invite students of all religious, ethnic and cultural backgrounds to take part in discussing the theme of community and diversity.
On Nov. 14, Hillel will be hosting an event called “Who is Big in Your Community?”
The season of trick-or-treats has come and gone, but the craving for something sweet still lingers on the tip of candy scavengers’ tongues.
Halloween is a holiday that brings the sweet nostalgia of overdosing on candy and reminiscing about what neighborhood had the best candy. Think back to those days and make your treats the sweetest thing to remember.
Students on Eastern Michigan University’s campus are working to bring food justice to those in need.
If you haven’t stopped by Ypsilanti’s newest burrito joint, STUFD, you are missing out. You’ll come for the food, but you’ll stay for the atmosphere.
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