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Eastern Michigan University hosted its 45th annual Undergraduate Symposium inside the campus’ student center on Friday, March 28, 2025.
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Introducing one of the 2025 Eastern Echo Hall of Fame members at a Thursday awards dinner, 2024 inductee Rob Musial repeated something he said former Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel editor Kristy Montee had shared.
Christina Varney is the Supervisor of Laboratory Services and a part-time lecturer at Eastern Michigan University. She manages the undergraduate laboratories and ensures everything goes as planned, from getting the equipment ready to watching over people teaching lab classes.
‘Duplicity,’ directed by Tyler Perry and recently released on Prime Video, is a thrilling movie exploring racial profiling, domestic violence, and a skeptical media.
Hundreds of students visited the REC/IM building Tuesday, March 25, as the University Advising Career and Development Center hosted its annual Registration Blitz.
Welcome to MAC play, Kathryn Wilson.
On March 20, 2025, “Enlighten U” debuted its first live podcast, focusing on finding a healthy balance in everyday life.
Brace yourself for another action-packed week as Eastern Michigan athletics charges into late March with an exciting lineup of must-see events! From baseball games and high-stakes tennis matchups to track & field competitions and golf tournaments, EMU athletes are set to compete at the highest level. Whether you’re cheering from the stands in Ypsilanti or following along remotely, here’s a breakdown of the can’t-miss events across multiple sports this week:
Joe Misiewicz, a retired media professor and Echo alum, is set to be inducted into The Eastern Echo Hall of Fame, along two others.
Dorothy Zahor and Kenneth Glynn met at Eastern Michigan University, where they discovered their shared love for urban wildlife. Now, married and graduate students at Oregon State University, they’ve come together to help their communities better understand the potential of higher lead levels in soil. And they’re doing it with a familiar summer sight- the robin.
On March 27, 2025, The Eastern Echo will induct Kristy Montee, along with two other Echo alumni, into the Echo Hall of Fame during its annual Student Media Gala.
"Inaccurate Conceptions," directed by Trenten Hargrove and written by Sharon Reichert, was presented at the Eastern Michigan Theatre on March 18. This play, written and directed by students, was full of humorous moments and kept the audience laughing. This was a 20-minute play that was beautifully done.
On Thursday, Mar 20, 2025, members of the Eastern Michigan University community gathered at Fighting Racism, Deportations, & Genocide, an event organized by the Labor, Equity, and Justice (SLEG) Committee of the EMU chapter of the American Association of University Professors (AAUP).
Oestrike Stadium? More like Logan Hugo’s (Essexville, Mich./Essexville Garber) playground.
“We noticed that the community wanted a cafe and no one was taking the initiative, so we did.” said Khalid Awwad about his new family-owned StimuLatte Cafe.
At the annual Brick Bash this year, an Eastern alum displayed a Lego model of Eastern’s campus. Emily Langbehn, who graduated in 2007, built the model without instructions with pieces she sourced from other sets. The model includes Best Hall, Halle Library, the Student Center, and Pray-Harrold.
"Adolescence," directed by Philip Barantini, is a limited series recently released on Netflix. This thrilling series features Owen Cooper as Jamie Miller, Ashley Walters as detective Luke Bascombe, and Stephen Graham as Eddie Miller. It is full of themes like toxic masculinity and the impact of social media.
The indie pop band Japanese Breakfast recently dropped their fourth studio album “For Melancholy Brunettes (& sad women)” on March 21, 2025. True to its title, the record was a dreamy, indie pop album dealing with melancholia. It was preceded by the singles “Orlando In Love” and “Mega Circuit.”
Soaring all the way from Ypsilanti to Los Angeles to the 67th Grammy Award-winning stage, Eastern Michigan University alum and Akropolis Reed Quintet’s clarinetist Kari Landry looks back on her time at EMU with gratitude.
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