WCC, U-M photography project gives cancer patients a legacy
by Grace Crandall Staff Writer Weekends are usually quiet on WCC’s campus. But on Saturday, March 18, the campus was…
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Voice Box: WCC is hosting a TED Talk event on April 6. If you were to give a TED Talk, what would it be about?
Willow Symonds and Alejandra Smith Staff Writer and Contributor “Probably about women’s rights. I’d talk about how it is in…
SATIRE: Parking spaces go on sale, cause debate among WCC
By Willow Symonds Staff Writer Not everyone is happy with WCC’s new car parking system. Students and faculty can now…
More Than Just Talk: WCC’s Orchard Radio
How students can make an impact through broadcasting By Savan Saiya-Cork Contributor There’s music in the air, or rather in…
WCC’s women in STEM share their aspirations
By Willow Symonds Staff Writer Many women who contributed to our understanding of STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) went…
Voice awarded top honor from state press group
By The Washtenaw Voice The Washtenaw Voice has been named best two-year college paper in the state by the Michigan…
WCC’s engineering club to host its first event
By Willow Symonds Staff Writer WCC’s new Engineering Club meets every Thursday in Room LA225 and will host its first…
Diversify Your Bookshelf: Women’s History Month edition
By Willow Symonds Staff Writer Diversify Your Bookshelf introduces readers to books written from marginalized perspectives, including racial minorities, LGBTQ+…
WCC’s online courses continue to adapt to student need
By Grace Crandall Staff Writer Several years ago, some had never heard of it. Now it seems difficult to imagine…
Column: The rise of AI is transforming our approach to work
ChatGPT amazes users with its ability to write, but will it change the future of journalism? By Jordan Scenna Contributor…
Column: Will I be next?
Gun violence is getting out of hand By Ruby Go Editor It was about a month ago when I thought…
Column: ‘Blind dating’ books doesn’t go as planned
By Willow Symonds Staff Writer As an avid reader, I made sure to take advantage of the Bailey Library’s “Blind…