OPINION: TI 106 OR HOW I LEARNED TO STOP WORRYING AND LOVE THE TRUTH
By NATALIE WRIGHT The truth shines, like light passing through a stained glass window, in a spectrum…
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The Voice lives on
By SOFIA LYNCH There are three things about The Washtenaw Voice that I don’t think are made quite…
Pinterest: For procrastination or productivity?
While many can attest to the power of Pinterest to distract from classwork, some WCC instructors have turned the…
A student’s driving passion
By MYISHA KINBERG Staff Writer Cars are a huge part of most Americans’ lives, but when it comes to knowing…
It’s not what you know, but who you know
By PAULETTE PARKER News Editor At times, landing that first big job out of college or that new position…
To these siblings, tennis represents the love of family
By TAYLOR MABELITINI Contributor Amidst the quiet rhythm of rackets hitting tennis balls and the occasional shout of…
WCC launches new social media platform
By NATALIE WRIGHT Editor Since the days of MySpace, the vines of social media have penetrated every inch…
From shy guy to celebrated poet
By PAULETTE PARKER News Editor He stands tall at the front of the class, his gray slacks and…
Kerrytown Concert House hosts WCC photography student showcase
Kerrytown Concert House, located at 415 N. Fourth Ave., will host a WCC photography student showcase: Modernizing Archaic Processes, April…
After 36 years, John E. Lawrence to retire: Beloved WCC performing arts instructor will be missed by students and colleagues
By TAYLOR ROBINSON Staff Writer In a 1962 episode of the Twilight Zone, a man watches children playing from…
Chemistry seminar
Former WCC student Joshua McManus will visit WCC’s campus on Tuesday April 7 to speak to WCC students interested in…
Trustees talk legislation at community college summit in D.C.
By Paulette Parker News Editor WCC trustees Dave DeVarti, Christina Fleming, Diana McKnight-Morton and Director of Government Relations Jason Morgan…