WCC students embrace national unity movement
By Ala Kaymaram Staff Writer - Project Nur, a national student-led initiative, advocates for interethnic and interfaith understanding. The WCC Chapter…
religion
I realized I didn’t know enough about Shariah Law
By Iván Flores Staff Writer - I’d spent time in the Islamic Center of Ann Arbor with a couple of…
Why Easter is better than Christmas
By Iván Flores Staff Writer Christmas is the most visible Christian holiday in the secular world, but it is hardly…
Rise in reported hate crimes
K-12 through higher education campuses affected By Suni Jo Roberts Contributor A shared recognition and concern for the uptick in hate…
Moving forward?
By Jenelle Franklin Editor An unknown man ran by a woman on Liberty street in Ann Arbor, striking her cheek…
‘Safe with Me’ movement gives hope to disenfranchised groups
By Brittany Dekorte Staff Writer A woman wearing a hijab walking near U of M’s campus was forced to remove…
WCC hosts first ever Pagan Pride event
By Brittany Dekorte Staff Writer A pride festival was hosted by the local branch of the Pagan Pride Project on…
Muslim students discuss life in America’s political climate
By Ivan Flores Staff Writer Ahlam Al-Kubaty hadn’t heard of Donald Trump, one of the Republican presidential candidates. The…
Letters from readers: 2/15/2016
Guns won’t make the campus safer In November 2014, when Aura Rosser was killed in Ann Arbor by a…
Guest column: Women’s rights in the Islamic world
Women’s rights is a subject that has been discussed for ages. While many people believe that the Islamic religion does…
The evolution of feminism
BY MADI TORTORA Staff Writer The evolution of feminism in our ever-progressing society is extremely notable. This idea of…