WCC alumns share transfer success stories
By Matthew Bartow Contributor Looking to transfer but unsure of where to start? You’re not alone. WCC has an abundance…
2019
Trustees seek to extend Pell grants at summit in D.C.
By Nicholas Ketchum Deputy Editor The Board of Trustees held its monthly public meeting at the Morris Lawrence building on…
Therapy dogs here to help when life gets ruff
By Narine Verdiyan and Adeline Griffith Contributors Are you feeling overwhelmed by your classes? Does exam season make your anxiety…
March Madness coming to WCC
By Matthew Bartow Contributor It’s that time of the year again. When the calendar turns from February to March, for…
Campus lost and found sees it all
By Kevin Gerych Staff Writer It’s an all too familiar occurrence that has happened to just about everybody at some…
Artistic talent on display at WCC Art Show 2019
By Danny Villalobos Staff Writer WCC students again demonstrated their artistic skill to the public last Thursday. One hundred and…
Big reads deliver big conversations
Cultivating Conversations at the Bailey Library: Diversity and Inclusion Can’t Keep Quiet | March 12, 11:30 a.m. lack Men Read…
Ann Arbor Film Festival to shine on screen and off
By Danny Villalobos Staff Writer Marking its 57th anniversary, the Ann Arbor Film Festival begins on March 26 and will…
Ann Arbor events: 03/11/2019
Compiled by Lilly Kujawski Editor ARTS & CULTURE Literati 6th Anniversary Reading Celebrate the Ann Arbor bookshop’s sixth anniversary…
Voice Box: What do you do with plastic forks from carry-out?
By Lilly Kujawski Editor Q: Imagine you are getting carry-out to take home for dinner. When you…
News Briefs: Week of March 11, 2019
PTK looking for officers The WCC chapter of Phi Theta Kappa is currently accepting new officer applications from current, eligible…
Security notes: 03/11/2019
The follow incidents were reported to Campus Security between February 22 – March 11. Theft/Larceny A laptop was stolen at…