A vote from everyone: voter reform and compulsory voting
By Brittany Dekorte Staff Writer This year’s presidential election could be said to have the least approved of candidates in…
Rolling Hills hosts a smashing good time
By Jenelle Franklin Editor As Michigan’s fall season takes shape, the children shapeshift into creatures, career professionals, movie characters and…
Featured Teacher: Alex Long
By Michael Mishler Contributor Q: What made you want to teach at Washtenaw? A: Well, I like the program. I…
This Halloween, don’t throw out cultural respect
Halloween is a time to have fun and express creativity in costume. Costumes have endless possibilities, so don’t be a…
Board of Trustees candidates
What are their reasons for running? If elected, what will be different at the end of your tenure? What expertise…
Events 10/24 – 11/7
By, Jenee Gregor Deputy Editor Art Through the Lens – Eight women exhibit their photography of all different types. Riverside…
Alzheimer’s walk enlightens WCC community
By Ivan Flores Staff Writer Over 1,000 people gathered at Washtenaw Community College for a walk to end Alzheimer’s disease.…
Comics on campus
By Chanel Stitt Contributor On Friday, Oct. 14 a “College Con” was hosted by all of the Barnes & Noble…
Walking for a world without cancer
By Jenelle Franklin Editor Campus was awash with pink on Saturday, Oct. 15, as the American Cancer Society hosted a…
Students protest racial slurs
By Chanel Stitt Contributor On Sept. 20, hundreds of protesters from Eastern Michigan University and other parts of Ypsilanti gathered.…
WCC Career Fair
By Chanel Stitt Contributor Many students and residents of the surrounding areas talked to employers who had positions available while…
Ways that make the student ID pay for itself in discounts
By Jenee Gregor Deputy Editor The degree isn’t the only benefit to the years spent chasing it, can’t forget the…