WCC’s soccer teams persevere through tough season
The WCC women’s and men’s club soccer teams recently completed their seasons as both teams pushed through different obstacles. The…
CAMPUS LIFE
On-campus happenings and events at WCC.
WCC prepares for break
Grab a blanket and some hot chocolate and listen to WCC students talk to Voice videographer Robin Wyllie-Scholz about their…
WCC’s Competitive Dance team gets their groove on at the Pistons game.
By RJ Hunt Editor With 30 minutes before tip-off, WCC’s competitive dance team had the highlight of their season when…
Voice Box
What’s the best thing that happened to you this year? What was the most challenging? Breyon Scribbling // 3-D Animation…
Social media privacy: Are the algorithms invading it?
By Willow Symonds Staff Writer Twitter is under new management, and not everyone is happy. However, one significant change might…
Controversial Public Safety plan stalled
By Aidan Ross Contributor A proposal to install license plate readers in Ypsilanti Township is at a standstill after multiple…
WCC student overcomes financial hardship to launch aerospace career
Luke Thomas co-authors paper in prominent science journal By Jordan Scenna Deputy Editor It’s said that space is the final…
Colin Jackson speaks to The Voice
By Danny Oh Staff Writer The Voice had the opportunity of joining Michigan Public Radio Network’s Colin Jackson for an…
WCC instructor Jason Morgan wins 23rd district in historic night for Michigan Dems
Jordan Scenna Deputy Editor In a historic midterm election Michigan Democrats claimed the house and senate last week, taking control…
Empty Bowls returns to campus to raise money and awareness for food insecurity
By Jordan Scenna Deputy Editor Empty Bowls returned to campus for the first time since the Covid lockdown. The fundraiser,…
If you could invite one celebrity (dead or alive) to Thanksgiving dinner, who would it be and why?
By RJ Hunt Editor Voice Box: If you could invite one celebrity (dead or alive) to Thanksgiving dinner, who would…
Sewage leaks shuts down campus
By Willow Symonds Staff Writer Biology lecturer David Wooten plans to use a recent sewage water leakage as a teaching…