‘Snow White’ isn’t as bad as you’ve heard
This review may contain spoilers for “Snow White”, released in theatres on March 21, 2025. Henry Sincic | Contributor “Snow…
Storytelling event builds empathy and community
Jenna Jabbar | Contributor The Bailey Library hosted Living Stories on March 19. This annual event brings people together to…
Snack options at WCC
Snack options for students Annalena Eisel | Contributor Ever find yourself wondering if the food you’re about to buy is…
Events: Apr. 1 – Apr. 25, 2025
Compiled by Lexi Stephens | Contributor Arts & Crafts Women Hold Up Half the Sky: Keepers of the…
Classifieds: Mar. 28, 2025
Below are recent employment want ads that have been posted with WCC Center for Career Success. WCC Students and alumni…
WCC students join Tesla protest against Musk’s federal funding cuts
Patrick Sullivan | Contributor WCC students joined hundreds of other protesters for a March 14 rally outside an Ann Arbor-area…
WCC board discontinues pre-meeting dinner
Meals were longtime tradition at monthly meetings Lily Cole | Editor The long-standing, but little-known practice of a pre-meeting meal…
Student guide to executive orders
Abigail Gibb | Contributor President Donald Trump has signed over 100 executive orders since the beginning of his presidency. With…
AI event highlights fine line between generating, creating
Beck Elandt | Staff Writer While artificial intelligence can produce a version of imagination, the Digital Media Arts department at…
Radical truth: Stand up for history so it doesn’t repeat itself
Yana McGuire and Sasha Hatinger | Staff Writers Recent attacks against Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives from the Donald…
Beat the news cycle burnout
Sasha Hatinger | Staff Writer News is available to be consumed in a diverse selection of ways today and the…
‘Mickey 17’ blends sci-fi, comedy in fun adventure
This review may contain spoilers for “Mickey 17”, released in theatres on March 7, 2025. Henry Sincic | Contributor “Mickey…