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…
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Welding program provides hands-on experience
Sasha Hatinger Staff Writer It’s hot. It’s hazardous. You’re “playing” with fire, but getting paid the big bucks. At WCC,…
Voice Box: How do you study for midterms?
What’s your study routine for midterms and how do you study for midterms? Abigail Gibb Contributor Ava Cope –…
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…
Sociology professor teaches ‘most difficult topic’
Alice McGuire Deputy Editor Stefanie Stauffer always wanted to teach at the community college level. “I think here is a…
Combat gender discrimination in the workplace
Know what rights you have, how to defend them and allies at WCC Charlie Trumbull Staff Writer In 2020, the…
Events Sept. 24 – Oct. 7
Complied by Lily Cole | Editor ARTS & CRAFTS American Indian Boarding Schools: the Michigan Anishinaabe Experience Oct. 5 I…
Collegiate Recovery Program educates campus community about Naloxone
Yana McGuire Staff Writer The Collegiate Recovery Program’s (CRP), a WCC student club, provides support to students who are suffering…
Voice Box: How do you plan on saving money this semester?
Yana McGuire Staff Writer Salem Karn, audio production and engineering “Luckily, I don’t have many books to buy for my…
Squaring off at WCC
Sports department highlights fall sports for the 2024 semester Courtney Prielipp and Beck Elandt Washtenaw Voice The start of a…
Quick event to make lasting connections
Student Activities promotes speed friending to garner campus relationships Sasha Hatinger Staff Writer On Sept. 17, the community room was…
Kicking off fall with soccer tryouts
Courtney Prielipp Photo Editor