WCC partakes in nature walk for sustainability
Muhannad Al-Shohaty Contributor With the coming of spring and the warming of the weather, students have begun to wander out…
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WCC sustainability efforts make use of empty campus; tackles big projects
Xailia Claunch Editor As COVID-19 rages on, some of the most pressing issues from before the pandemic are being put…
Resale refreshes the planet
By Claire Convis Deputy Editor Thrift shopping is more prevalent in my life than grocery shopping. For as long as…
Students dig food forest
By Lilly Kujawski Editor The Students for Sustainability club is currently creating a food forest on campus. According to Emily…
Upcoming Climate Summit stresses urgent need to act
By Lilly Kujawski Editor As climate concerns come to head, the annual WCC Climate Summit is set to return. Hosted…
Staff and students work to reduce campus waste
Tips to reduce individual waste: Don’t litter Place the right waste into the right bins and make sure it’s free…
Choose local this fall
By Lilly Kujawski Editor If you’re mourning the end of summer, you’re not alone. September signals the return to classes…
Poetry sustains activism through art
By Lilly Kujawski Editor “We were the promise and the threat, but we may not be the aftermath,” read a…
Eco-friendly tips for students
By Adeline Griffith Contributor Washtenaw Community College is working hard to be more sustainable and encourage students to do the…
Opinion: Revolving door revolts me (but we should use it)
By Lilly Kujawski Editor If you’re like me, you move through the world with an unbridled sense of urgency. I…
Students for Sustainability hope to grow strong roots
By Danny Villalobos Staff Writer The Students for Sustainability club at WCC plans to create an edible food garden on…
WCC “Seed Library” promotes healthy, sustainable eating
Nicholas Ketchum Deputy Editor On Feb. 12 the WCC “Seed Library” began its 2019 season at the Bailey Library on…