Ann Arbor is known as a more progressive town, but nestled among boutique shops, clubs and restaurants on East Liberty downtown, there’s a slice of cinema history: The Michigan Theater.
There are a few things that signify the start of summer: Warm, sunny days, festivals and the sweet, sugary taste of fresh fruit.
Ypsilanti is a unique town. That’s more a statement of fact than opinion. There are one of a kind restaurants, bars and there’s even a water tower shaped like a giant, well, you know.
It might seem like the distant past now, but it wasn’t all that long ago when our lives revolved around things like who won the district spelling bee.
Thanks to the business of big budget movies, local university students have had the unique opportunity to be a part of the film-making industry.
Eastern Michigan University Theatre has had a pretty interesting year. They started with a production of “Hamlet,” starring two Hamlets.
There are a lot of things you could call my generation. We’re a group of people whose lives have been defined by Pokémon and Harry Potter, September 11 and technology.
If you’re in need of something to do this weekend, look no further then Ann Arbor’s annual Ya’ssoo Greek Festival.
Depot Town Cruise Nights – If you’re an autophile, be sure to check out the Depot Town Cruise Nights. Set in the back drop of historic Depot Town every Thursday night, weather permitting, classic cars line the road by Sidetrack and Aubree’s. For those who aren’t so into cars, take advantage of the music that is as much of a staple in America as the cars. Making this weekly event even better is that it’s free to attend, a bonus for any cash-strapped college student. The event begins the first Thursday in June and runs through mid September.
If you want to see a chick flick, “Bridesmaids,” isn’t for you. In spite (or maybe because) of its all female cast, this film shines as a comedy about friendship and life and is not just a movie for you and your girlfriends.
Visitors at the National Strawberry Festival in Belleville, Mich. got to taste and experience summer this Fathers’ Day weekend.
In order to stimulate revenue, Ypsi Pride held a fundraiser Thursday at the Corner Brewery.
Eastern Michigan University senior Jason Jacob shows his Potter pride at the Rave Cinemas. The theatre drew crowds, in and out of costume, for the midnight showing of ‘Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part One’ Thursday.
The Tangalaski family, which owns Ted’s Campus Store and Theos, has been a local staple for the past 60 years.
Kaylyn Millick, shown above at an earlier meet, led the team at the championship with a score of 9.775 on the balance beam.
EMU took individual titles in all four events at the “Pink Meet” on Saturday in Bowen Field House. The meet raised awareness about breast cancer and was a great success for the team as a whole.
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