An uncertain future: A WCC student worries what a DACA repeal could mean for her
By Carol Abbey-Mensah Contributor - “I’ve always felt uncomfortable; until I get a Green Card I will never feel fully comfortable.” This…
Featured Teacher: Tom Zimmerman
By Ala Kaymaram Staff Writer Tom Zimmerman teaches English and directs the Writing Center. He has been teaching at WCC…
Security notes: 10/9/2017
The following incidents were reported to Campus Security between Sept. 25 – Oct. 6. Assault Sept. 22 Two players, a…
Sexual assault brochure falls short
By Suni Jo Roberts Deputy Editor - While on campus at the security office, I picked up a brochure titled: “Stay…
News briefs: 10/9/2017
The Business of Writing Boot Camp The Entrepreneurship Center is putting on a day-long boot camp for interested writers on…
Action and policy; not thoughts and prayers
By Brittany Dekorte Editor - “Our thoughts and prayers are with the victims, and their families.” It’s a simple phrase we hear…
Fall Career Fair to host more than 70 employers
By Suni Jo Roberts Deputy Editor - Students, alumni and community members can connect with more than 70 employers at WCC’s…
Dress for Success: Non-profit teams up with WCC to help students with job prospects
By Brittany Dekorte Editor - First impressions are hard to shake, and a large portion of one’s first impression is how…
“Me, the Other”: WCC student chosen by film to share story as a Puerto Rican
By Suni Jo Roberts Deputy Editor - “Me ‘The Other’” is a new documentary film co-directed by Shidan Majidi and Dino…
Gonorrhea diagnoses up in Washtenaw County
By Brittany Dekote Editor - Washtenaw County Public Health reported that, In 2016, 423 Washtenaw County residents were diagnosed with gonorrhea…
Get2WCC
By Ala Kaymaram Staff Writer - The first annual Get2WCC encouraged students, faculty and staff to commute to campus by bus,…
Meet Joyce Hommel, the new librarian at WCC
By Rodolfo Mireles Contributor - “Hi! Actually, let’s not do this in here. The conference room has more space,” said Joyce…