Family dynamics shift, but always love remains
Lily Cole Editor My mom changed her last name in 2018. This was a blow to my sister and I,…
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Newcomer to join WCC trustees
Ypsi resident ousts incumbent, highlights focus on economic development, accountability Lily Cole Editor One incumbent and a newcomer win…
Fall leaves its mark on campus
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WCC falls short against MSU
Photos by Courtney Prielipp Washtenaw Community College women’s soccer team played Michigan State University at the WCC athletic field at…
Newcomer wins against 1 incumbent for WCC Board of Trustees
Lily Cole Editor One incumbent and a newcomer win seats on WCC’s Board of Trustees. Diana McKnight Morton holds her…
An insight into the emergency food pantry at WCC
Tahura Badar Contributor The WCC food pantry, also known as Emergency Food Cupboard, is an accessible provider of meals,…
Building media literacy and stopping the spread of misinformation
Charlie Trumbull Staff Writer As we consume news, social media and various forms of content daily, the challenge lies not…
How to say ‘yes, and’ to life
Hope Bernard shares insights on mental health and the theatrical benefits Charlie Trumbull Staff Writer Improvisational acting is a theatrical…
Events: Oct. 8-22
Sasha Hatinger Staff Writer Arts and Crafts Indigenous Art Antiques Oct. 12 | 9 a.m. Washtenaw Farm Council Grounds |…
Community college provides free speech safe haven
Lily Cole Editor Freedom of speech is ingrained in the culture of American citizens. However, understanding that right as a…
Esports gives students the opportunity to play, learn and earn a degree
Yana McGuire Staff Writer This semester, WCC offers students a new esports management certificate program geared to give enrollees a…
Foundation Gala uplifts students with donations and ‘magic’
Lily Cole Editor Friday the 13th was anything but unlucky as this year’s annual Foundation Gala was the WCC Foundation’s…