Gray Connor uses they/he pronouns, and has worked for The Eastern Echo since August 2024. They started as Newsletter Editor, then moved to Podcast Editor in the 2025 summer semester. Connor is a senior majoring in media studies and journalism, with a minor in public relations.
Their job entails coordinating the podcast team, and ensuring that podcast episodes are timely, personable and informative. For him, the best part is getting to know other people, and collaborating with other students just as passionate about journalism and justice.
Connor is on Instagram (@gray_connor_). Contact him with any questions or information at mconnor3@emich.edu.
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Swoop's Food Pantry, located in Pierce Hall, offers services throughout the week to students and staff in need. Photo provided by Swoop's Food Pantry.
Wise Women Crafts sells handmade items at the Ypsilanti Cryptid Festival in the Ypsilanti Freighthouse on Oct. 24, 2025.
Dozens of Eastern students participated in the Pumpkins on the Patio event held Tuesday, Oct. 29, 2024, just outside the student center on campus. Students carved the pumpkins into Jack-o-lanterns and competed for prizes, and fun.
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