Diversify your bookshelf
By Willow Symonds Staff Writer Diversify Your Bookshelf introduces readers to books written from marginalized perspectives, including racial minorities, LGBTQ+…
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Diversify Your Bookshelf: great holiday reads for winter break
By Willow Symonds Staff Writer The City We Became by N.K. Jemisin (2020) Genre: Urban Fantasy Author of…
New Morris Lawrence Gallery features faculty show
By Afua Serwah Osei-Bonsu Contributor There’s a new art gallery on campus. Part of a $13.5 million renovation project of…
Diversify Your Bookshelf
By Willow Symonds Staff Writer Skin of the Sea by Natasha Bowen (2021) Genre:…
Michigan author, Native-American activist seeks to heal old wounds through Ojibwe language advocacy
By: Jacob Kuiper Staff Writer In 1892, Richard H. Pratt, founder and superintendent of the Carlisle Indian Industrial School, said…
WCC Fashion: Students showing off their Halloween fits
By Robin Wyllie-Scholz Video/Multimedia Editor WCC students showed up to campus rocking their Halloween costumes. The Voice went around asking…
Diversify your bookshelf: horror edition
By Willow Symonds Staff Writer Mexican Gothic by Silvia Moreno-Garcia After receiving a distressing letter from her newly-wed cousin, socialite…
TikTok is hurting how we talk about books
By Willow Symonds Staff Writer Alex Aster’s Lightlark, a new young adult fantasy, may be the biggest backfire of BookTok.…
Diversify Your Bookshelf
By Willow Symonds Staff Writer Black Water Sister by Zen Cho Genre: Paranormal Mystery; LGBT Jessalyn Teoh has no memories…
Local bookstore extinguishes the flames of censorship.
By: Jacob Kuiper Staff Writer On a warm August evening a small group of literary rebels gathered to discuss the…
2022 Student Art Show Highlights
by R.J. HUNT Editor WCC held its 2022 Student Art Show online in a virtual gallery from March 1 through…
OPINION: Will Smith gets bad rap over Oscars slap
by MELANIE CHAPMAN Staff Writer “I know to do what we do, you gotta be able to take abuse and…