“There’s so much more to your story”
Grad speaker, Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society president hopes to treat sickness worldwide By Willow Symonds Staff Writer An honor…
CAMPUS LIFE
On-campus happenings and events at WCC.
What’s your biggest accomplishment this school year?
By Grace Crandall & Willow Symonds Staff Writers “My biggest accomplishment is that I got all As this semester. I…
U-M hosts discussion on pandemic’s effects on social justice
by Grace Crandall Staff Writer The University of Michigan held a panel called “Justice in Focus,” on April 13 as…
Students may be eligible for WCC’s Childcare Scholarship
by Grace Crandall Staff Writer Students may be eligible for the WCC Childcare Scholarship based on certain criteria. The Childcare…
Number of Reconnect students, money spent more than doubles in past year
Number of Reconnect students, money spent more than doubles in past year By Jacob Kuiper Staff Writer WCC marks a…
Voice Box: What’s a trend you don’t understand?
by Grace Crandall and Willow Symonds Staff Writers “Mumble rap. Rap is garbage these days. I miss 50 Cent and…
WCC shines light on sexual assault: ‘No means no’
Community decorates rocks, leaves messages around campus in honor of Sexual Assault Awareness Month By Willow Symonds Staff Writer…
WCC tuition to increase this fall
By Savan Saiya-Cork Staff Writer For the first time in six years, WCC will raise its tuition for in-district students.…
Unique stories shared at Human Library
By Aidan Ross Contributor WCC held its sixth annual Human Library event on Wednesday, March 22. The event, hosted in…
Disruptive pipeline still awaiting construction
Little visible progress has been made since the bypass was installed By Savan Saiya-Cork Staff Writer Driving around WCC’s campus…
Voice students tops in news design, in-depth reporting
By The Washtenaw Voice The Washtenaw Voice received seven first-place awards including best overall newspaper design and best in-depth enterprise…
WCC group offers aid in opioid crisis
by Robin Wyllie-Scholz Deputy Editor Walking into the International Student Center, the sight of flags from around the globe is…