Bill Marino offers insider secrets to librarianship at Eastern Michigan University
By Ky'anna Coats | March 20Bill Marino, Halle Library's online learning librarian at Eastern Michigan University, shares his experience in the field.
Bill Marino, Halle Library's online learning librarian at Eastern Michigan University, shares his experience in the field.
Blue Zones are identified as longevity hotspots, or places with a high concentration of people who exceed the age of 100 and who have few chronic diseases stemming from unhealthy lifestyles. Washtenaw Optimal Wellness is on a mission to establish Ypsilanti as one of them.
Embracing Our Differences Michigan is seeking submissions for its 2026 exhibit until Jan. 30, 2026, in accordance with the theme, "Enriching Our Lives Through Diversity."
Looking to showcase a talent in front of an audience? Check out one of these open mic nights in Ypsilanti.
There is still time for Eastern Michigan University students, staff and faculty to pick up an Explore Ypsi gift card on Dec. 19, 2025.
Morgan Losey, a certified trainer and the coordinator for fitness programs at EMU's Recreation/Intramural Sports Department, talks about new programming at the Rec/IM.
At the Halle Fix-It-Hub, Eastern community members have the opportunity to bring in damaged items and receive the needed guidance, working alongside coaches, to repair those items themselves.
The Michigan Association of Public Broadcasters delivered its Public Media Impact Award to Eastern Michigan University President James Smith and his wife Connie Ruhl-Smith.
EMU Greek Life and other student organizations prepare to recognize National Hazing Prevention Week.
Get to know Brad and Melanie Lemont, owners of Depot Town restaurant Plant Based Coneys and vendors at the 2025 Ypsi Vegan Fest.
Eastern Michigan University's greenhouse, adjacent to the Mark Jefferson Science complex, is part of the terrestrial and aquatic ecology research facility on campus. Bradley Cross, the greenhouse's plant care technician, leads visitors on a tour of the facility Dec. 10, 2025. The greenhouse serves as a place for biology and plant anatomy student to practice their skills, and for students and faculty to carry out research. The greenhouse also is open to visitors.