Skip to Content, Navigation, or Footer.
The Eastern Echo Saturday, May 9, 2026 | Print Archive
The Eastern Echo

News


Julea Ward’s case trial next month

·

The case of a former Eastern Michigan University student being dismissed from the university’s counseling program for refusing to counsel a gay client is set to go to trial next month. Julea Ward was enrolled in a counseling program at EMU where students counsel five to eight clients a semester from the general public.



The Eastern Echo

Health focus of block party

·

Several youth oriented organizations came together for a block party on Saturday, Sept. 15 to raise awareness about youth services offered in Ypsilanti.

The Eastern Echo

EMU unites Huron and eagles

·

Eastern Michigan University was established in 1849 as the Michigan State Normal School. Since then it has grown and prospered, and changed its name three times.


The Eastern Echo

SEEUS escorts students

·

While walking on Eastern Michigan University’s campus at night, there is a good chance you will run into students in bright yellow jackets offering to escort you to your destination.







The Eastern Echo

EMU gains 17 new staff members

·

Freshmen and transfer students may feel like they are the only new faces on campus, but this fall also brought many new staff to Eastern Michigan University.




The Eastern Echo

Police Blotter

CAMPUS Sept. 2 A verbal argument over a missing cell phone occurred at 2:27 a.m. on Huron Street. An underage subject was found to be intoxicated at 4:58 a.m.



The Eastern Echo

Obama discusses education, jobs

·

President Barack Obama gave his speech at the Democratic National Convention Sept. 6, accepting the nomination to run for a second term.



The Eastern Echo

New contract pends approval

·

The Eastern Michigan University chapter of the American Association of University Professors voted overwhelmingly to approve a new three-year contract by a margin of 288-7, or 98 percent in consent.


Podcast Director Anthony Thaxton reviews the latest articles from The Eastern Echo from April 26 to May 2.