Four vying to be Dem‘s candidate for governor take part in A2 forum
by Suni Jo Roberts Deputy Editor Four Michigan gubernatorial hopefuls stopped by Ann Arbor for a forum hosted by the…
Mardi Gras fundraiser at WCC
Mardi Gras, the largest annual event for the WCC foundation, raised $100,000 this year, according to Rosanne Bailey, corporate relations…
WCC transfer fair : 2018
The Transfer Fair saw over 46 representatives from colleges and universities line the Student Center on Feb. 14 to give…
Ann Arbor events for the week of 02/26/2018
Artists meet & greet: tax tips for artists You will have the opportunity to connect with other artists…
Black superhero goes from comic book to big screen
by Charlotte Young Bowens Staff Writer “I read my first comic book when I was nine years old, it was…
Security notes: 02/26/2018
The following incidents were reported to campus security between Feb. 2–16 Threats: Feb. 6 in the Liberal Arts and Sciences…
News briefs: 02/26/2018
Health Department Adds Hours for Hepatitis A Vaccination The Washtenaw County Health Department is offering walk-in hours for the hepatitis…
Featured teacher: Anne Garcia
by Tim Cousino Contributor Q: How did you end up teaching at WCC? A: I had been teaching at the…
VoiceBox: 02/26/2018
The academy awards are coming up on March 4. Do you watch any award shows, and do they affect your…
Library paws: therapy dogs visit WCC
Therapaws, a canine-assisted therapy program, visited the Bailey Library to spend time with WCC students, faculty and staff and provide…
Washtenaw reads 2018 novel explores the lasting impact of slavery
by Sumayah Basal Contributor Some 15 years ago, a University of Michigan group launched community activity modeled after a program…
College graduates return to WCC for new career paths
by Suni Jo Roberts Deputy Editor Among WCC’s diverse student community, there exist diverse paths to a successful future. For…