WCC professor reflects on past term ahead of Nov. 5 AAPS board election
Lily Cole Editor Ernesto Querijero’s office has photos of his youth and family, class schedules and campaign posters for Bernie…
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Events: Oct. 8-22
Sasha Hatinger Staff Writer Arts and Crafts Indigenous Art Antiques Oct. 12 | 9 a.m. Washtenaw Farm Council Grounds |…
OPINION: Answer your hunger for ramen at Tomukun Noodle Bar, Ann Arbor
A restaurant review for ramen lovers and noodle newcomers by JAMES CASON Deputy Editor What comes to mind with the…
2021 election may not be ‘exciting,’ but you should still show up
by ELINOR EPPERSON Contributor This year’s election is decidedly subdued compared to last year’s, but that doesn’t mean Washtenaw County…
New Ann Arbor law allows for $500 fine to dog owners whose animals ‘provoke’ others
by ETHAN BERMAN Staff Writer Dog owners in Ann Arbor may face a new fine if their fenced-in animals bark…
Ann Arbor business serves up hope for hungry residents
By Kristy King Staff Writer As many residents grapple with unemployment and food insecurity due to the COVID-19 pandemic, some…
Bernie Sanders in Ann Arbor: ‘We’re going to win this election’
By Lilly Kujawski Editor Thousands of supporters gathered in the University of Michigan Diag yesterday to rally for presidential candidate…
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…
Play Review: ‘Apple Season’ and the stubbornness of trauma
By Ian D. Loomis Contributor To varying degrees of intensity, and with varying methods of coping, there is almost always…
Pulitzer winner talks immigration
By Catherine Engstrom-Hadley Staff Writer As Jose Antonio Vargas took to the stage, he started with…
Four vying to be Dem‘s candidate for governor take part in A2 forum
by Suni Jo Roberts Deputy Editor Four Michigan gubernatorial hopefuls stopped by Ann Arbor for a forum hosted by the…