Layla McMurtrie
Editor-in-Chief Layla McMurtrie is the Editor-in-Chief at The Echo. She is a junior at EMU majoring in journalism and minoring in women & gender Studies. Layla has written for us for over two years, beginning as an opinions writer and music review columnist, as well as being the podcast editor summer of 2021 and managing editor this past fall semester. She loves music and good food, as well as helping people and of course, writing.
Articles (99 total)
Psychedelic inspired store 'Gentle Vibes Vintage' opens on Cross Street
With 60's to 70's inspired clothing to accessories and houseware, this shop has something fun for everyone.
The TimeLine Podcast creator Damon Calhoun interviews Detroit and Cleveland music artists
Check The TimeLine Podcast out for yourself by visiting https://linktr.ee/thetimelinepodcast. Follow TLP’s social media on Instagram @the_timelinepodcast and Twitter @TheTimelinePod1.
EMU artist Samson Shofoluwe has goals to create meaningful work with impact
Check out this talented creator’s portfolio on www.shonobiart.com
EMU opens Shake Smart in the Rec/IM, offering students healthy dining options
Check out EMU's new dining location on Free Shake Day this Thursday, Jan. 27
The Echo announces student editorial board for the Winter 2022 semester
If you are interested in being apart of the team, contact us now!
Echo Forward crowdfunding campaign launches to help move The Echo into the future of journalism
Learn more about Echo Forward now! This campaign runs until December 31st.
Opinion: 5 diverse, delicious, and affordable take-out options right off campus.
From beautiful dine-in to late night delivery, I urge you to check out these five great food places in Ypsi.
Opinion: Top 5 cures for boredom in Ypsilanti
Check out these places around Ypsi and you’re sure to always have something to do.
Review: Lil Nas X has returned with another wild music video for his single "INDUSTRY BABY" featuring Jack Harlow
The “Bail Project“ fundraiser attached to this YouTube video has already raised close to $50,000 in donations.
