Juliana Lumaj
Juliana Lumaj is The Echo’s editor in chief. She is a journalism major at Eastern Michigan University and has been working with The Echo since 2020. She previously completed an internship with MLive.
Articles (27 total)
Letter from the Editor: Goodbye to my greatest mentor
It’s been a crazy two years since the COVID-19 pandemic. It’s been a crazier semester as we’ve worked to recover from it.
'A Year with Frog and Toad' coming to Eastern Michigan University Theatre this December
“A Year with Frog and Toad” is a child-friendly performance that the Ypsilanti and Eastern Michigan community can attend in-person.
Eastern Michigan University faculty unions express frustrations over lack of COVID-19 vaccination mandate
Currently, Eastern Michigan University does not mandate COVID-19 vaccinations for all those who come to campus. However, EMU faculty unions believe that a vaccine mandate is the best way to keep members of the campus community safe.
Police search for possible armed men on Eastern Michigan University's campus
Eastern Michigan University and Ypsilanti Police are in search of possible armed suspects on EMU’s campus.
In-person theatre performances are back at Eastern Michigan University
In-person performances are back at the Eastern Michigan University Theatre with William Shakespeare’s farce “The Comedy of Errors.”
Shots fired in Ypsilanti after fraudulent video game console sale
The Ypsilanti Police Department are in search of two suspects after shots were fired in Ypsilanti on Monday, Oct. 11.
Eastern Michigan makes history in defeating Texas State 59-21
Eastern Michigan breaks team records Sept. 25 in defeat of Texas State at Rynearson Stadium.
Man killed in shooting near Eastern Michigan University's campus, police say
A shooting near Eastern Michigan University’s campus on Thursday resulted in the death of a 21-year-old man.
Students call on Eastern Michigan University to remove fraternities as they demand a safe campus
Eastern Michigan University students march across EMU’s campus on Thursday as they demand the removal of fraternities, especially those involved in recent sexual assault cases.
