Culinary and baking and pastry programs to be discontinued
By Cydney Heed Staff Writer The culinary and baking and pastry programs at Washtenaw Community College will be discontinued within…
Theater in quarantine: How intimate art survives long-distance
By Ian D. Loomis Staff Writer Theater is remarkably the most stubbornly adaptable of media, per the phrase repeated ad…
Comic: The Red List #10
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CARES grants still available for eligible WCC students
By Cydney Heed Staff Writer Nearly $1.5 million in emergency financial aid grants–money from the CARES Act passed by Congress…
The Week: Aug. 31, 2020
By The Washtenaw Voice Cydney Heed | News presenter Eric Le | Videographer Thanks for tuning in to The Week…
A not-so-empty-campus at WCC
By Debra Destefani Deputy Editor Washtenaw Community College has been open since 1965, and nothing has put things on hold…
Stop the spread: Disinformation threatens public health
Debra Destefani | Contributor Vardan Sargsyan | Graphic Designer Online influencers, click-bait, meme farms, and troll farms. Most all of…
Special Report: Life in a pandemic
How three months of covid-19 changed our world By The Washtenaw Voice In March, the COVID-19 pandemic cut short both…
WCC CARES grant covers eligible student expenses
Student questions answered: How to apply, who qualifies, and more WCC CARES grant factsheet Grants are awarded in amounts of:…
The Voice receives recognition in regional journalism contest
By The Washtenaw Voice The Voice won awards from the Michigan Community College Press Association, including first place in the…
Summer semester moves online, sees enrollment decline
By Claire Convis Deputy Editor Class delivery methods at WCC continue to face adjustments due to the coronavirus pandemic. As…
Nurse describes ‘unfathomable’ reality of caring for coronavirus patients
WCC nursing instructor works in COVID-19 unit: ‘I just wish people took this more seriously’ By Lilly Kujawski Editor We…