Ann Arbor organization cancels event, launches fundraiser to address local food insecurity
Food Gatherers cancels yearly in-person event, Grillin’, and launches fundraiser in its place.
Food Gatherers cancels yearly in-person event, Grillin’, and launches fundraiser in its place.
Associate Professor Dr. Julie Becker and students in her computer-aided design (CAD) classes began cutting fabric into squares in the late winter semester to donate to The Preemie Pals Project.
Ann Arbor Organization Food Gatherer’s host a fundraiser in place of their annual picnic, and EMU alumnus Jack Roush donates $1 million to our GameAbove College of Engineering and Technology. Also, hear more about Eastern’s Africology and African American studies programs. Listen here right now or on any podcast streaming platform!
Student coaches at DCC volunteer to help older adults learn technology skills in Washtenaw County.
EMUiNVENT is an invention and creative solutions program designed for students from third to 12th grade in which the students develop their ideas in teams, creating a product or invention that can be applied to a real world problem.
The Windgate Foundation donates $2.2 million to fund a 3D Arts Complex at Eastern Michigan University, and Ypsilanti makes plans to build a new public library. Listen to this week’s news recap here or on your favorite podcast app.
Construction began for the new Superior Library on Monday, May 24. The public phase of the Next Chapter Capital Campaign will begin on Tuesday, June 1.
The 60th annual EMU Alumni Awards premiered on Saturday, May 15, and was hosted by the EMU Alumni Association.
EMU continues to offer free COVID-19 throughout the summer, and the Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra donates resources to an Ypsilanti school. Geoff Larcom, EMU's Executive Director of Media Relations, celebrates a career in journalism and media while looking forward to his retirement.
On April 9, Eastern Michigan University's cheer team became national champions. They won the National Cheerleaders Association Intermediate Small Coed Division IA for the first time in program history.
Geoff “Sir Spamalot” Larcom retired from EMU after serving 12 years as Executive Director of Media Relations and a lifelong career in journalism and media. Larcom will be greatly missed by the many people whose lives he has touched here at EMU.
The Detroit Institute of Arts “Thursdays at the Museum” event will host “Studio Visit: Traditional Calligraphy with Dr. Shinming Shyu from Taiwan” on May 6. The event is free and will be held online.
The EMU Board of Regents met on April 22, 2021 live on EMU’s YouTube channel. The next meeting will be held on June 10.
Eastern Michigan University posted a commencement video to celebrate the spring 2021 graduates virtually on Sunday, April 25.
The last Student Government meeting of the 2020-2021 school year included a meeting with Congresswoman Debbie Dingell about important matters, with 6 new Resolutions proposed and voted on.
The campus–area crime map is a report of criminal activity that has been reported in the Ypsilanti-area as well as on the campus of Eastern Michigan University from April 8 through April 23.
After learning about the racist history of Daniel L. Quirk, The Eastern Echo took up investigating the history behind the namesakes of other campus buildings. In our first episode, learn about the history of Mary Ann Starkweather, the benefactor of EMU’s Starkweather Hall and Starkweather Chapel in Highland Cemetery.
On April 12, EMU women staff and students were honored at the virtual 2021 Women of Excellence Ceremony.
The Center for Digital Engagement at EMU is accepting applications for 48 paid summer internships with Ann Arbor tech companies until April 30.
Students at EMU organized candlelight vigil in honor of victims of anti-AAPI hate crimes on on Friday, April 16. The vigil was organized by members of the Student Government, the Southeast Asian Student Association (SEASA), and Kapamilya Club, EMU’s Filipino-American student organization.