Local events: 12/05/2016
Nature’s Garden: Paintings by Joanne Porter A solo exhibit showcasing Joanne’s watercolor paintings and her love of nature. Malletts Creek…
education
Read to succeed while getting a trim
Local barber shop helping to improve reading skills with kids in the community By Chanel Stitt Contributor Open the red…
FAFSA changes
By Brittany DeKorte Staff Writer The Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, has undergone changes this year. On…
New program to close the gap in advanced certificates
By Brittany Dekorte Staff Writer Washtenaw Community College’s Board of Trustees announced at its meeting on Sept. 27 that there…
WCC looks into replacing Compass test
By Brittany Dekorte Staff Writer A group of instructors from varying departments, lead by Dean Kristin Good, announced their plans…
Director believes grant ensures WCC ‘students will graduate job ready’
By Jenee Gregor Deputy Editor The Occupation Education building closed off and guarded by security, was prepared for a visit…
Schools shaping minds and steering away from creativity
By Jenee Gregor Deputy Editor Remember the saying, ‘to color between the lines’? When did the line become the problem,…
Local events: 9/12 – 9/26
Art Re: Formation – Multiple artists in mixed media show their work with the theme of making change and expressing…
Gaining experience while in school relates to employee engagement
By Jenee Gregor Deputy Editor The classes seem daunting and the workload sometimes is strenuous, but in the end it…
Influential math instructor leaves legacy after retirement
By Sofia Lynch Managing Editor When Washtenaw Community College behavioral science faculty member Starr Burke came home to find…
WCC occupational studies graduate moves on to EMU
By Colin MacDougall Contributor Brooke Vanover is known by her teachers and peers for being a dedicated worker.…
Disabled students take charge of their own education
By Madi Tortora Staff Writer College is a time for students to slowly become more mature and independent while…