Madison Cantrell uses any pronouns, and worked for The Eastern Echo from Fall 2023 to Fall 2025. She started as a news reporter, then moved to Arts Editor and Cellar Roots Editor-in-Chief in the spring of 2024. Cantrell graduated in Fall 2025, double majoring in art and journalism.
Five upcoming local holiday markets in the Ypsilanti area featuring handmade art of various mediums.
Four Eastern Michigan University students had their artwork selected to be displayed in Michigan legislature buildings.
Eastern Michigan University celebrates its 103rd homecoming and 175th anniversary with an art historical collection by Swoop Eagle.
Eastern Michigan University celebrates the opening of the new 3D arts complex, the Windgate Arts Complex, made possible through both big and small donations.
September's Local artist of the month is Nevaeh Ford.
"Coraline" hits theaters in dreamlike, remastered 3D for its 15th-anniversary celebration.
Ypsi Bloom Studio & Gallery is preparing to close its doors in late August as co-founders and local artists, Alexandria Daniels and Amanda May Moore, focus inward.
Check out 3 Ypsilanti-based queer artists focusing on poetry, performance, and digital work!
“Am I Ok?” is a touching story of self rediscovery, starring Dakota Johnson (Lucy) and Sonoya Mizuno (Jane).
The Ypsilanti District Library calls for artists to submit work to be displayed at the Superior Branch.
Artists sell their work at Handmade for the Holidays on Thursday, Nov. 30, 2023, in the Eastern Michigan University Student Center. The Handmade for the Holidays event is hosted by EMU's Campus Life and Amplifying the Arts.
The Lakeview Apartments near the Student Center overlook the University Park pond and are available to sophomore, junior and senior students at Eastern Michigan University.
2024 Echo Hall of Fame Inductee Rob Musial holds up his award after being introduced by Student Media Board Member Geoff Larcom, at left, during the 2024 Student Media Gala, held March 28, 2024, at the Ypsilanti Freighthouse.
Evenstar's Chalice, a metaphysical shop located downtown Ypsilanti, will close its location in the summer of 2024.
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