Play Review: ‘Thoughts & Prayers’: point-blank but far-fetched
By Ian Loomis Contributor At a mind-bending 417 incidents, there were more mass shootings in the U.S. in 2019 than…
How to change absentee vote if candidate drops out
By Lilly Kujawski Editor In the past week, Pete Buttigieg, Amy Klobuchar, Tom Steyer and Elizabeth Warren dropped out of…
Classifieds: 02/25/2020
Week of February 25, 2020 Career Transitions SC 112 (734) 677-5155 careers@wccnet.edu wccnet.edu/careertransitions/ Below are recent employment want ads…
Previous website total omitted 3 vendors, staff time
By Lilly Kujawski Editor A previously reported cost of contracts for the new WCC website has turned out to be…
Master plan dreams up campus of the future
By Lilly Kujawski Editor Demographic predictions indicate that the needs of WCC students in the future will differ from the…
Human Library event facilitates connection, empathy
By Brian Babcock Staff Writer It can be easy to judge someone without getting to know them, and The Human…
New sidewalk to be added this spring
By Brian Babcock Staff Writer In May 2017, WCC received a grant from the Transportation Alternative Plan through the Southeast…
The black history of WCC
By Samadhi Tedrow Contributor As we are deeply seated into the month of February, it is important to acknowledge the…
The do’s and don’ts of dating apps
By Lilly Kujawski | Editor Claire Convis | Deputy Editor SAFETY FIRST If you feel unsafe, leave the date. Fake…
Students wrestle with gender disparity in sports
By Kristy King Staff Writer 16-year-old Lindsay Timbs has pin-pointed her career goals, but she’s also a pro at pinning…
Keep your head up: Breakups, betrayals and bummers
By Claire Convis Deputy Editor Valentine’s day has come and gone, but not every college student is in a mushy-gushy…
Lovesick poets take to the mic
By Kyndall Flowers Contributor About 50 students gathered in the Bailey Library on Feb. 11 to celebrate the release of…