Column: Visit a library: the benefits of picking up a book
By Lily Cole Deputy Editor Why reading matters Most of us consider reading an academic activity done only under the…
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Michigan author, Native-American activist seeks to heal old wounds through Ojibwe language advocacy
By: Jacob Kuiper Staff Writer In 1892, Richard H. Pratt, founder and superintendent of the Carlisle Indian Industrial School, said…
Diversify Your Bookshelf: January Picks
by ROBIN WYLLIE-SCHOLTZ Contributor Welcome to Diversify Your Bookshelf, a monthly feature to introduce you to great books written by…
Diversify Your Bookshelf: October Picks
by ROBIN WYLLIE-SCHOLTZ Contributor Welcome to Diversify Your Bookshelf, a monthly feature to introduce you to great books written by…
Big reads deliver big conversations
Cultivating Conversations at the Bailey Library: Diversity and Inclusion Can’t Keep Quiet | March 12, 11:30 a.m. lack Men Read…
10 ways to give back this holiday season
By Catherine Engstrom-Hadley Staff Writer The season of giving is upon us. You don’t have to break the bank to…
Local events: 8/28/2017
65th Annual AAUW Used Book Sale A variety of used books with prices ranging from $1.00–$6.00. Morris Lawrence Building |…
Turning the pages of Summer: Recommended Summer reading
Summer is a great time to read non-curricular books. The included books have been suggested by WCC faculty members.
Comics on campus
By Chanel Stitt Contributor On Friday, Oct. 14 a “College Con” was hosted by all of the Barnes & Noble…