Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 10, 1957
Caption:
Apartment Project Grows: When Eastern Michigan College classes resume in September, 96 more apartment units for married students are expected to be ready for occupancy. Eight 12-apartment units are being built on the Ypsilanti campus around six units (center) which were completed two years ago. The new units, similar to the initial Pine Grove Terrace buildings, will cost an estimated $1,000,000. The housing project is self-liquidating. A portion of Ypsilanti's Hillside Ct. is at the top right of this view looking south.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 10, 1958
Caption:
Eastern Michigan College Campus: This aerial view of the Eastern Michigan College campus shows several recently-completed buildings. To the left is Pine Grove terrace, 14 apartment units for married students (1), and to the right (2) is the new women's residence hall project. The new Strong Physical Science Building (3) stands in the lower right corner. The large building (4) toward the center is Bowen Fieldhouse. The EMC campus extends to N. Huron River Dr.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 23, 1963
Caption:
EMU Campus Scene: This aerial view shows the Joseph F. Warner Fieldhouse under construction at the Eastern Michigan University campus. Other prominent campus buildings are, clockwise, Snow Health Service, Quick Dramatic Arts Building, Goddard and Jones Residence Halls, Roosevelt School, Goodison and King Residence Halls, Rackham School of Special Education, and Munson and Brown Residence Halls.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, July 10, 1956
Caption:
Eastern Michigan College Campus Growing: To meet expected record-high enrollments in the coming years, Eastern Michigan College has launched an extensive building program at its Ypsilanti campus. This aerial photo, looking southwest toward the heart of Ypsilanti, shows most of the EMC campus. The arrows point to a new five-unit coed dormitory (left) and the college's new $1,500,000 general science building, which will house the physics and chemistry departments. The first unit of the new dormitories and the science building are scheduled to be ready for the opening of classes in September, 1957. Adjacent to the southeast of the science building site is one of the campus parking lots, which are being enlarged and paved. At bottom left are the first units of the college's married students apartments, which were opened last fall. Additional units are planned north of these first buildings.