Gender biases create issues for women in the culinary workforce
BY SOFIA LYNCH Managing editor and JENELLE FRANKLIN Staff writer A great irony exists in the world of culinary…
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Disabled students take charge of their own education
By Madi Tortora Staff Writer College is a time for students to slowly become more mature and independent while…
Local events May 2- May 16
Art What: Curves and Rocks – Artist Middy Potter brings her work to Ann Arbor to show her take on…
The International Student Association’s Open-Mic Night a hit at the Java Spot
By Colin McDougall Contributor The International Students Association at Washtenaw Community College held an Open-Mic Night twice over the…
Music showcase unveils breadth in WCC’s performing arts
By Evans Koukios Contributor Washtenaw Community College’s music and performing arts departments had their Spring Student Performance and Production…
Garrett’s brings more than gourmet plates to the table for students
By Sofia Lynch There are many things that a college student has to worry about on a given day.…
Earth Day celebration brings light to how to be Earth-friendly all year
BY JENEE GREGOR Staff Writer April is designated as Earth month, with a multitude of events that showcase ways…
Local Events Apr. 18-May 2
BY JENEE GREGOR Staff Writer Art What: Art Now 2016: New Directions in Contemporary Photography – Artists will come…
Relax, there’s hope for your hammocking
BY JENELLE FRANKLIN Staff Writer Swaying in the breeze and feeling one with nature may take the mind off…
Community college exhibits community resources
BY JENEE GREGOR Staff Writer Resources that are available to the community were represented on March 29 by more…
Exploring two sides of vaccinations
By: Madi Tortora Staff Writer Flu season arrived quickly and has definitely overstayed its welcome. Most people are familiar…
Local events Apr. 4-Apr. 18
BY JENEE GREGOR Staff Writer Art What: New Growth, Fresh Ideas in Clay- ClayWorks Studio showcases new takes on…