‘Veg’ out at these five vegetarian-friendly eateries
By: Madi Tortora Staff Writer About 7.3 million people in the United States are vegetarian, according to the Vegetarian…
Ypsilanti
Local events May 2- May 16
Art What: Curves and Rocks – Artist Middy Potter brings her work to Ann Arbor to show her take on…
WCC community needed for campus decisions
The college is facing the issue of enhancing campus safety and security. If anything, this is one of the…
Community college exhibits community resources
BY JENEE GREGOR Staff Writer Resources that are available to the community were represented on March 29 by more…
Featured teacher: Jim Skufis
Jim Skufis Clinical coordinator for radiography and computed tomography program Employed: 12 years Age: 57 Q: What made you…
Local events Apr. 4-Apr. 18
BY JENEE GREGOR Staff Writer Art What: New Growth, Fresh Ideas in Clay- ClayWorks Studio showcases new takes on…
Local events: 3/21/2016
By Jenee Gregor Staff Writer Music What: Live Music Mondays- Every Monday, live music takes over Corner Brewery, with…
Springtime means monthly Friday night fun for Ypsilanti
Jenee Gregor Staff Writer Up to 30 businesses will open their doors on the first Friday of each month,…
‘I am motivated to give back to the community and WCC’ says active student volunteer
BY JENELLE FRANKLIN Contributor Before he started taking classes at Washtenaw Community College, alongside volunteering on campus each semester,…
Downtown Ann Arbor writing center collaborates with community
BY JENELLE FRANKLIN Contributor Taking kids out of a classroom, and lifting limitations students hadn’t realized society created for…
WCC President Rose Bellanca addresses Washtenaw Board of Commissioners
Bellanca announces pair of federal grants from Department of Labor – one for $899,737 for economically disadvantaged youth in Ypsilanti,…
From Ferguson to Ypsilanti: How one WCC alumni fights social injustice
BY COLIN MACDOUGALL Contributor On June 17, 2015, a racially charged crime echoed the cries that the…