The letterpress experiment: A Q&A with Professor Ingrid Ankerson about an uncommon art form
by HANNAH CHOI Contributor When you walk through WCC graphic design instructor Ingrid Ankerson’s front door, you may not know…
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Seed Library helps students’ food security, diets, mental health
by WILLOW SYMONDS Staff Writer When a student wants to start gardening, even with just one potted plant, they have…
Voice’s Ruby Go top community college journalist in state
Voice team recognized for reporting, writing, illustration, design Washtenaw Voice staff writer, Ruby Go, has been named student journalist of…
2022 Student Art Show Highlights
by R.J. HUNT Editor WCC held its 2022 Student Art Show online in a virtual gallery from March 1 through…
Upcoming semesters to begin with more in-person classes; virtual learning not going away
by RUBY GO Staff Writer In-person classes are making a comeback in the upcoming spring and fall semesters, but it…
WCC’s Cutest Pets Contest winners
by WILLOW SYMONDS Staff Writer The Cutest Pet Contest announced the winners on March 10: Hennifer the turkey won third…
With war raging, Ukrainian WCC student worries for her homeland
by R.J. HUNT Editor In November 2021, The Voice interviewed WCC student Alona Dytynenko, 28, about her American experience since…
From Congressional representative to WCC professor
by R.J. HUNT Editor Lynn Rivers has used her life and career to better others whether it was looking out…
Free speech and free market economy linchpins for new campus political group: LGBTQIA+ students not so sure
by JORDAN SCENNA Deputy Editor Inside room 128 on the first floor of the Liberal Arts and Science Building, popcorn…
Where are they now? – with Sarah Burch
by R.J. HUNT Editor The purpose of “Where are they now” is to find WCC alumni to learn about their…
How do WCC sports deal with player shortages?
by WILLOW SYMONDS Staff Writer The number of WCC student-athletes are down this semester. While the amount of players in…
In-person graduation: The circumstances have changed, so the pomp is back
by MELANIE CHAPMAN Staff writer This coming May, WCC will host its first in-person graduation ceremony since the start of…