Matt On Music: Shakira and Kylie Minogue
(04/02/14 9:37pm)
Here are two pop albums. Shakira’s self-titled album, which shows her dominating at ballads, and Kylie Minogue’s “Kiss Me Once,” a mostly dull dance-pop album.
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'Healthy Sexuality' discusses importance of consent, communication
(04/02/14 9:32pm)
Consent. Consent. Consent. It was the number one topic at Tuesday’s Consent Week event, “Healthy Sexuality.”
Jeff Edwards speaks on suicide prevention
(04/02/14 9:30pm)
On Monday at the Student Center, Eastern Michigan University welcomed depression and suicide prevention speaker Jeff Edwards to talk about warning signs of depression and how to seek help for those who need it or might know someone who is in peril.
Alum returns to discuss life as a diplomat
(04/02/14 8:59pm)
Julie A. Eadeh has lived in more countries than many people have lived in houses – Saudi Arabia, Iraq, China and Qatar to name a few. Her journey through life has roots to Eastern Michigan University, where she received her degree in history. On Monday, she came back to EMU to talk to students about possibly following her career path as a diplomat for the United States of America in the Department of State.
After nearly six months, Jimmy John's on Cross opens for business
(03/31/14 10:45pm)
After six months and much frustration, the long wait for Eastern Michigan University students ended at 11 a.m. Wednesday when the Jimmy John’s at 537 W. Cross Street re-opened.
Residence hall prices to rise 4 percent
(03/30/14 9:20pm)
Eastern Michigan University’s Board of Regents approved a 4 percent increase in the university residence halls’ room and board rates for the 2014-15 academic year at its regular meeting Tuesday. The increase is designed to pay for increased food costs, deferred maintenance expenses and a future plan to upgrade residence halls and dining facilities.
Second attempt at Rosie the Riveter record proves successful
(03/30/14 7:18pm)
After falling short in October, another attempt to set the Guinness World Record for the most Rosie the Riveters gathered in one location was held on Saturday. This time, the record was successfully broken.
Local rapper instrumental in Detroit Dog Rescue
(03/30/14 7:17pm)
Detroit rapper, Daniel “Hush” Carlisle, is dedicated to more than just his music career. He is also a hero to many stray dogs in the Detroit area.
Letter from the Editor
(03/30/14 7:14pm)
My days as editor-in-chief of The Eastern Echo are officially numbered. News editor Nora Naughton is poised to gradually take over the position in the next few weeks, which is pretty cool considering that anyone who knows her knows the paper will be in good hands.
EcoJustice and Activism week lecturer addresses oppression
(03/30/14 7:08pm)
Eastern Michigan University’s EcoJustice and Activism week featured a session titled “Justice for All: Exploring the Psychological Intersections of Social and Ecological Activism,” which discussed race, gender, class and wilderness oppression. David St. John from the Michigan School of Professional Psychology was the featured speaker at this session.
Skyline High student, son of Eastern's all-time blocks leader, verbally commits to EMU
(03/30/14 7:01pm)
Ann Arbor Skyline High School’s Tristan Wilson verbally committed to Eastern Michigan University’s men’s basketball team on March 27.
Basketball coach Rob Murphy one of 15 award finalists
(03/30/14 6:58pm)
On March 24, Eastern Michigan University men’s basketball coach Rob Murphy was announced as one of 15 finalists for the Ben Jobe Award.
A look inside EMU's role in the EAA
(03/27/14 7:15pm)
Eastern Michigan University, along with the school district for the city of Detroit, signed an interlocal agreement with the Education Achievement Authority of Michigan on June 23, 2011. One of the university’s main motivators to sign the agreement was to play a helpful role in the education of Michigan children, according to President Susan Martin.
Willette nabs NCAA Regional Championship bid
(03/26/14 11:18pm)
The motivation of doing well drove Eastern Michigan University Anna Willette gymnast to succeed in every meet this season.
A glimpse into the EAA's past, future
(03/26/14 8:50pm)
Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder had already raised the ire of residents in multiple cities, namely Detroit, when he empowered state administrators to take over city finances.
Examining the option of male birth control
(03/26/14 8:46pm)
Recent events are causing me to question whether we are living in the 21st century or the Middle Ages. From Michigan’s newly instated “rape insurance” policy to the “backlog of 11,000 untested rape kits” in Detroit as reported by MSNBC, the historical pattern in which women pay the price for events outside of their control continues.
News Briefs
(03/26/14 8:31pm)
International Conversation Club—
Protesters of EAA make their voices heard at Board of Regents meeting
(03/26/14 2:55am)
Protesters of the Education Achievement Authority of Michigan voiced their oppositions at the Eastern Michigan University Board of Regents meeting Tuesday afternoon. These protestors, mostly members of Students for and Ethical and Participatory Education and the coalition of people against the EAA, filed into Welch 201 just before the meeting began with duct taped mouths. The world “Silenced” was written on the strips of tape over the protesters’ mouths
Board of Regents Subcommittee Briefs
(03/26/14 12:25am)
Eastern Michigan University Board of Regents round-up for March 25.
Trial dates set for two men charged with murder of EMU football player
(03/25/14 8:55pm)
The court was packed as 20-year-old Ed Jermeal Thomas and Kaivon Kristopher Pratt of Detroit were led through separate doors of courtroom 9 of the Washtenaw County Trial Court in Ann Arbor, Tuesday. The Detroit men were charged with multiple felonies including armed robbery and the murder of EMU wide receiver Demarius Reed, a junior originally from Chicago majoring in communications.
