The Large Synoptic Survey Telescope (LSST), Andes Mountains of Northern Chile, will catalog an estimated ~40 billion celestial objects—more objects than there are humans on earth. Photo courtesy of Mellon College of Science
Blood Moon and Other Reasons to Look Up
On March 13 and 14, the “blood moon” or the “red moon” had been spotted in all its dramatic glory in the night sky.
Narine Kchikian “The Tale of Trees” Sisson Gallery, Mackenzie Fine Arts Building F, Henry Ford College, Dearborn, MIchigan. March 2025. Photo by Elizabeth Ezeoke.
The Art of Narine Kchikian
This month, in the Sisson Gallery in the Mackenzie Fine Arts Building on Henry Ford College’s main campus in Dearborn, fine arts professor Narine Kchikian held her first solo exhibit, “The Tale of Trees.”
The Jim Dandy Ski Club takes a group photo at the National Brotherhood of Snowsports “Big Sky 2024” event. Photo courtesy of the Jim Dandy Ski Club.
Detroit's Jim Dandy Ski Club
Did you know that Detroit is home to the oldest black ski club in the world? The Jim Dandy Ski Club (JDSC) was founded in 1958 by Frank Blount, William Morgan and Reginald Wilson with a goal to increase minority participation in skiing and snowboarding.
Stock image of student with messy desk. Photo courtesy of The Odyssey
A Week in Pieces: Existing in the Mess
I had big plans this week—but none of them came through.
Comic of Cybertruck owner angry at restaurant worker who thought his truck was a dumpster.
One Man's Treasure is Another's Dumpster
Comic of Cybertruck owner angry at restaurant worker who thought his truck was a dumpster.
Hong Qi Propitious Ice Cream
Rating Six Viral Food Trends
From well known and high in demand desserts like the Dubai Chocolate Bar to fun experimental meals and creative takes on classic dishes, these trends have sparked a wave of culinary excitement.