Washtenaw County opens more warming centers during extreme cold
By Laura Meriweather | January 23Five warming centers will be open in Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor for community members as southeast Michigan faces a cold weather advisory.
Five warming centers will be open in Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor for community members as southeast Michigan faces a cold weather advisory.
Eastern Michigan University students can prepare to cast their ballots for student body president, vice president and senator positions in this year's student government election.
Student Body Vice President Nina Freeman talks about how the opportunities she has received at Eastern Michigan University, particularly scholarships, have helped her flourish in several on-campus leadership roles.
Students provide their perspective on the EMU EagleApp, Eastern Michigan University's official social media platform.
On Oct. 25, 2025, prospective Eagles can attend the open house Explore Eastern to learn more about applying to and attending Eastern Michigan University.
A Q&A with current Student Government President Jack Booth on his plans as president and advocating for students.
From Oct. 3-5, 2025, Freak Fest will return to Ypsilanti for the third time. Attendees can enjoy live music from local artists, visit vendors, participate in costume contests and more.
Started by Ypsilanti local Seun Awosika in 2024, Candy Coated Creamery helps build a community while serving up sweet treats.
Spain, Japan, New Zealand, the Czech Republic and France: These countries have something in common on the Eastern Michigan University campus. Two upcoming fairs hosted by the university's Office of Academic Travel Programs aim to help students study in those countries and others. The first, ...
The Little Free Library outside of the Alexander Music Building holds several books Dec. 19, 2025. Nina Freeman, the student government vice president who was behind the creation of the little library, said it was designed to look like the nearby phone booth.
The Ypsi Cocktail Club, at the intersection of North Huron and West Michigan Avenue, hosts the second in a series of "Tarot Nights" started by general manager Megumi Mast. The bar, which Mast says doubles as a tasting room for the Ann Arbor Distilling Company, hosts tarot reader Lex Noble in a partnership that allows customers of Noble's service to get half off their cocktail purchase with each reading.