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Lilly Kujawski

Editor-in-Chief

Lilly Kujawski uses they/them pronouns and has worked for The Eastern Echo since September 2025. Kujawski started as a news reporter, became managing editor, then became managing editor of news, and is now editor-in-chief as of May 2026. Kujawski is a senior majoring in journalism with a minor in political science. 

For Kujawski, the best part of their job is news reporting and working with a team of talented creators. Kujawski enjoys any chance to connect with the community and write about local issues that touch the lives of students, staff, faculty and Ypsilanti residents.

Kujawski is on Instagram (@lillykujawski). Contact them with questions and information at editor@easternecho.com. 

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Hannah Blackburn wears a black and white furry coat and holds a sign that says "No one is illegal on stolen land." Behind them, other protesters stand on the sidewalk along the intersection while cars drive by.

Anti-ICE Protest - Hannah Blackburn

Tattoo artist Hannah Blackburn raises a sign in support during a Jan. 31, 2026, rally against Immigration and Customs Enforcement action at the corner of Huron Parkway and Washtenaw Avenue.

Brendan Kelly, dressed in a dark blue suit, speaks to a seated audience from behind an EMU-labeled podium.

President-elect Kelly

Eastern Michigan University President-elect Brendan Kelly addresses the crowd at a special Board of Regents meeting to elect the next president Dec. 10, 2025.

Mackenzie Stolzenburg, dressed in a cream-colored jacket, stands in front of the Ypsilanti City Council members, reading from a black notebook. Council members are seated in front of a blue wall that reads "City of Ypsilanti. Pride. Diversity. Heritage."

Dzanc House Commenter

Public commenter Mackenzie Stolzenburg addresses the Ypsilanti City Council in support of Dzanc House at city hall on Nov. 18, 2025.

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