Health and wellness fair challenges stigma, promotes self-care
By Matthew Bartow Contributor Many students at Washtenaw Community College try to do the impossible: juggle both a full course…
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LGBTQIA+ panel advises respect, discretion
By Lilly Kujawski Editor What is it like to attend Washtenaw Community College as a lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer,…
Security notes: 04/22/2019
The follow incidents were reported to Campus Security between April 6 – April 19. Larceny A man’s credit card was…
News Briefs: Week of April 22, 2019
Animation seminar to be held The animation department will be hosting an event with a speaker from Detroit SIGGRAPH, a…
Human Library celebrates its second year at WCC
By Vardan Sargsyan | Graphic Designer Nicholas Ketchum | Deputy Editor WCC’s second annual Human Library occurred Wednesday, March 27,…
‘Take Back The Night’ marchers hit the streets to protest sexual violence
By Catherine Engstrom-Hadley Staff Writer The Ann Arbor chapter of Take Back The Night, a movement to combat sexual violence…
No tuition increase for in-district students
By Nicholas Ketchum Deputy Editor The board of trustees voted unanimously on March 26 to hold in-district tuition rates flat…
Chamber of Commerce aims to expand talent pool
By Catherine Engstom-Hadley Staff Writer If you looked at Raffaele Mautone, former CIO and VP of Ann Arbor’s DUO security,…
Holocaust survivor encourages students to speak up
By Matthew Bartow Contributor WCC hosted Irene Hasenberg Butter, a Holocaust survivor, to speak at Towsley Auditorium on March 27,…
Climate summit pushes need to mitigate
By Danny Villalobos Staff Writer The Sustainability Literacy Task Force hosted its first climate summit on March 28 to educate…
U-M economists expect slowing local economy
By Nicholas Ketchum Deputy Editor Economists from the University of Michigan’s Research Seminar in Quantitative Economics told the Washtenaw Economic…
Cool Careers in Writing: Experts offer insight for student writers
By Adeline Griffith Contributer A few dozen people sat in the auditorium, eager to learn the key to becoming a…