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Bits and Bytes 2025 features new technology to inspire middle school girls

The 2025 Bits and Bytes summer camp is running for the ninth time with drones, coding, mini robots, and new mini computers.

As spring weather arrives, EMU Police Chief encourages participating in Eagle Alerts

Severe weather events are more likely to happen as spring turns into summer, but by paying attention to safety warnings and following their, students can do a great deal to keep themselves safe.

What's the Move? April 22-28

Local events for Eagles as the semester comes to a close.

EMU's public health fair gives students a chance to learn about wellbeing

 For hundreds of students on campus who struggle with mental health or are unsure about the details and functions of their bodies, the Eastern Michigan University's Public Health Fair offered some answers.

Anti-abortion student group sparks chalk war across EMU sidewalks

EMU junior Jordan Gretzner reflects on anniversary of poetry book

With a novel and collection of poetry already published, Eastern Michigan University junior Jordan Gretzner is currently working on her third book.

What's the Move? April 8-14

Check out this week's "What's the Move?" article to find something fun to do on or around Eastern Michigan University's campus.

Eagle Sports Tips and Tales: April 8-14

Eastern Michigan athletics is set for an action-packed week with key baseball, tennis, lacrosse, track & field, and golf events as the Eagles aim for victories across multiple sports.

Librarians Michael Barnes and Bill Marino get technical at the Halle Fix-It Hub

Students can earn learning beyond the classroom credit by visiting the Halle Fix-It Hub in Room 115 of the Halle Library to learn to repair damaged clothing, accessories and electronics.

Unofficial results of the 2025 EMU Student Government elections

Students tackle fall schedules at Registration Blitz

Inclusion Day at EMU brings together individuals of all abilities

On April 1, 2025, Eastern Michigan University will host Inclusion Day, an exciting event that gives people of all abilities the chance to try out Paralympic sports.

Cellar Roots celebrates the launch of 51st volume of student art magazine

With the launch of their 51st Volume, Cellar Roots will be at The Eastern Echo Student Media Gala, Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor Zine Jamboree, and the Cellar Roots Reception at the Student Center Gallery by EMU's Intermedia Gallery Group.

EMU campus employees will soon see an increase in their paycheck

In the next paycheck, minimum wage employees will see an extra $2 per hour due to the new bills signed into law on Feb. 21.

Ron Flowers is "Building a Community of Caring" for student mental health

“Lots of little things add up to shift and change the culture within an organization,” Ron Flowers said about the new mental health initiative on campus.

TVs displaying security camera footage in residence halls add a layer of security

Eastern Michigan University's security system has been in place for years, but as residence halls are renovated, so are the cameras and monitors, leading students to notice them more.

Black History Month Feature: remembering John W. Porter’s legacy of leadership

 John W. Porter served as the 17th president of Eastern Michigan University from 1979 to 1989 and was the first Black president in the university’s history. 

Black History Month Feature: EMU professor Dyann Logwood’s mission to mentor and inspire

What's the Move? Feb. 4-10

Whether students want to find an internship, learn the basics of dorm room cooking, attend a basketball game, or improve their budget skills, there is an upcoming event for everyone on EMU's campus.

EMU alumnus James Tatum III talks money and what students should know