Local Artist of the Month: Gideon the Ghost
February’s Local Artist of the Month is Gideon the Ghost.
February’s Local Artist of the Month is Gideon the Ghost.
January’s Local Artist of the Month is Aryana Jharia.
A spotlight on Ypsilanti's local women's rugby team.
November’s Local Artist of the Month is Danny R.W. Baskin.
The Ypsilanti Firehouse Museum celebrated its 25th anniversary with a Firemen's Ball.
First Fridays Ypsilanti has been showcasing local talent and shops monthly since its inception in 2013.
Ypsilanti’s 24th Annual Orphan Car Show is taking place Sept. 18 at Riverside Park.
Submissions for Embracing Our Differences Michigan’s 2023 exhibit will close Jan. 16, 2023.
Shrimp Flavours, an Indian restaurant that serves authentic curries, biryanis, and tandoori items, has recently opened near Eastern Michigan University's campus.
The owners of Cultivate Coffee & Tap House in Ypsilanti have announced the business's indefinite closure due to pandemic restrictions.
This new and exciting West African restaurant is sure to give EMU students a new cultural food experience!
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.
About 300 people gathered in Frog Island Park on for a "Juneteenth Abolitionist Revival" to honor Black lives and discuss steps toward police abolition. Ypsilanti city council member, Anthony Morgan, was in attendance and not all welcomed his presence.
The recent controversy surrounding Mayor Bashert’s comments and swift local pressure leading to her resignation shows that localism and federalism is effective in addressing societal ills - even in progressive circles and cities.
Wok Mandu is a new local restaurant located near the College of Business.
Two 18-year-old men have been arrested and charged with the murder of Trey Matthews III. The fatal shooting occurred on Jan. 11 in Ypsilanti Township at Nancy Park.
Students from local high schools joined EMU staff, faculty and students in celebrating the 11th Annual César Chávez Day of Celebration. Activities and presentations celebrated Latinx-American culture, addressed the lack of Latinx economic mobility and highlighted the importance of receiving a college degree.
Where to eat off campus is important to know at the beginning of the year. Cross Street, offers a variety of options to choose from.
Saturday, November 8th, Srishti Dances of India is presenting a night full of world dance and music called the Dance Dialogues.
The final arguments for the trial of Ed Thomas in the murder of EMU wide receiver Demarius Reed started at 8:30, Monday. Thomas is accused of felony murder or assisting in murder, as well as armed robbery. Nimish Gantra, assistant prosecuting attorney for Washtenaw County began the closing arguments.