Local club encourages young people to try gliders
by Camille Lilley Staff Writer I became interested in gliders when I was a little younger, maybe around 10 or…
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Newsworthy students, faculty, clubs, and other notable individuals and organizations at WCC.
UM economists share forecast: WCC has role to play in raising standard of living
by Suni Jo Roberts Deputy Editor A low unemployment rate and increasing wage growth signify Washtenaw County is well into…
Matthew Miller: one student’s campaign for state senate
by Pam Hennigan Contributor Matthew Miller is a man looking for your support. Perhaps you’ve seen him around campus; maybe…
Girl gamer
by Charlotte Young Bowens Staff Writer Mary Brady, a second year transfer student, planning to become a videogame designer said,…
Gamer club: game of skill or game of luck
by Tim Cousino Contributor Every Wednesday from 5 to 9 p.m., an average of 20 people meet in room 319…
Featured teacher: Janel Baker
by Tim Cousino Contributor Q: How did you end up teaching at WCC? A: I had originally submitted curriculum vitaes,…
Featured teacher: Anne Garcia
by Tim Cousino Contributor Q: How did you end up teaching at WCC? A: I had been teaching at the…
Funding approved for pedestrian pathway
Pedestrian path shown in blue – markers indicate pathway terminus by Charlotte Young Bowens Staff Writer Summer 2018, if all…
Looking forward to Martin Luther King Jr. Day 2018
by Sumayah Basal Contributor Martin Luther King Jr. Day is Jan. 15, a holiday. The annual celebration at WCC is…
Featured Teacher: Kathleen Ericson
by Michael Mischler Contributor Q: Why did you choose to work at WCC instead of a larger college or university?…
Featured Teacher: Ying Gao
By Ala Kaymaram Staff Writer - Ying Gao, a professor of Chinese Language, has been teaching at WCC since Fall…
Featured Teacher: Thornton Perkins
By Ala Kaymaram Staff Writer Thornton Perkins, a professor of history, has been teaching at WCC for 15 years. He…