Energy Idol submission deadline arrives Jan. 15
The first Energy Idol competition is under way and all submissions are due by Jan. 15, as reported in The Eastern Echo back in December.
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The first Energy Idol competition is under way and all submissions are due by Jan. 15, as reported in The Eastern Echo back in December.
For the last two decades video games have steadily grown in popularity to the point where nearly every household probably has at least one gaming system.
Students for an Ethical and Participatory Education (SEPE) is a group of Eastern Michigan University students dedicated to raising awareness of issues relating to social justice, student democracy and human rights.
Since the mid 1990s, Wes Anderson has carved out his own little niche in the film industry with dry, sharp-witted humor, lovably quirky characters and a visual style that is undeniably his own.
On Tuesday night, the Women’s Resource Center and the Applied Sociology Program at Eastern Michigan University will be sponsoring a discussion by Shannon Garret, the Great Lakes Regional director for the White House Project.
After almost three decades, a sailing club is returning to Eastern Michigan University. Originally started in 1967, the club had existed at the university until around 1981.
College students hear the phrase “the real world” a lot.
To say college students have strange priorities might be an understatement.
Eastern Michigan University commemorated Veterans Day with a keynote address held Wednesday afternoon at the Student Center Auditorium. The address featured retired Marine Major General William Henderson, EMU professor Steven Ramold and Alexander Jefferson, a Tuskegee Airman.
When most people think of cultural centers in America they tend to imagine the bustling museums of Chicago or the world renowned Broadway theaters in New York.
Looking for something to do this Friday night? Grab your dance partner and head to the REC/ IM for an evening of dancing hosted by the Alpha Gamma Delta sorority.
With Halloween less than a week away, the Eastern Michigan University student organization Players at EMU are preparing for their biggest event of the year: the Dead Gallery.
Over their three-decade career, The Flaming Lips have reinvented themselves several times, but for the last decade they have been making more or less the same kind of melodic, catchy power-pop they perfected on their landmark 1999 album “The Soft Bulletin.” After 2006’s ho-hum “At War with the Mystics,” it seemed as if the band was threatening to reach that plateau in their career where they churn out the same handful of formulaic songs on every album. That’s not to say “Mystics” was bad, it just felt as if after over 20 years of making music the band had finally found a comfortable rut to get stuck in.
One of the many benefits of attending a university with such a diverse community is the wide range of perspectives, beliefs and customs that can easily be found everywhere on campus. For a great example of this, look no further than Eastern Michigan University’s capoeira mandinga (pronounced kah-po-AY-da mahn-JING-ga) group.
On Tuesday, Eastern Michigan University will celebrate the National Day on Writing with an entire day of writing events at the Student Center.
It’s impossible to deny the popularity and influence of Wal-Mart. Almost everywhere you go in this country, you’re likely to encounter the Arkansas-based retail giant. Founded in 1962, the company has since spread throughout the world.
Originally set to be released in theaters two years ago, Michael Dougherty’s “Trick ‘r Treat” finally was released direct-to-DVD last week.
For many people, philanthropy is seen as a necessary burden—something they know they should do but aren’t completely invested in. They understand the importance of helping others, but they don’t understand what it means in their own lives.
Last month the Diversion Dance Troupe celebrated its 10th anniversary on campus. The group was founded in September 1999 by Monica Jones, who wanted to create an alternative for dancers at Eastern Michigan University besides the university dance team.
On Tuesday night the Michigan Theater in Ann Arbor hosted a special pre-release screening of “Where the Wild Things Are,” with all proceeds going to the non-profit writing and tutoring organization 826 Michigan.