Photo by Carmen Cheng | Washtenaw Voice
After a pilot trial of new recycling stations on campus, the project is expanding across WCC. The new bins, made from recycled plastic, are intended to improve recycling on campus by using clearer labeling. Find more information on the Recycle Operations website homepage.
30+ Michigan universities will fill the Student Center to help students become aquainted with their various academic options and the transfer process. The event will take place from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Contact Liz Orbits at eorbits@wccnet.edu for more information.
The Bailey Library will feature an interactive display about banned and challenged books this week. The display will be up from Sept. 23 to 27. Visit the library to find out more about books that have been banned or challenged around the world and join the conversation. Some notable books that have recently been banned or challenged include the “Harry Potter” series, “A Handmaid’s Tale,” “13 Reasons Why” and “Captain Underpants.”
Lilly Kujawski | Editor
comments
Sofia Oganezova Staff Writer WCC is moving forward with plans to update its website as…
Sofia Oganezova Staff Writer As Ann Arbor heads into the upcoming mayoral election, housing affordability…
Sofia Oganezova Staff Writer The Muslim Student Association at WCC is working to build community…
Sofia Oganezova Staff Writer The effects of the ongoing war are being felt far beyond…
Yana McGuire Deputy Editor During the first week of May, WCC will join millions around…
Sofia Oganezova Staff Writer Before becoming an astronaut, Aisha Bowe was told by a high…