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Hawks Softball Pitcher Reflects on the Art of Pitching

Henry Ford College’s Expanding Children and Families Program

Murder Mystery Company: Dressed to Kill

Hawks Baseball Home Opener

Vanishing Vaccinations: An Epidemic

“The Dawn of Justice” Does Not Rise Beyond Its Own Chaos

Mike and Marian Ilitch: Investing in the Future of Detroit

“PrEP” Pill

Stephen King Changes History in 11.22.63

Annual Student Art Exhibition

‘The Quickest Kid in Clarksville’ by Pat Zietlow Miller

N’namdi Gallery in Detroit

Chartreuse Kitchen and Cocktails

HFC’s “The Diviners” Entered in the Kennedy Center Festival

Dating in the D: Raising the Bar

Featured

Food for Thought

Painting Extreme Body Art: Questioning Body Norms

Game of Thrones Season 6 Premiere Lays Groundwork - And Not Much Else

Spotlight on Priest Abuse in Michigan

Leadership as Service

Counseling Corner

Urban Art Revitalization in “Banglatown”

Project Red Chapter 1: 7

Improving Air Quality in Detroit: Marathon Oil, U.S. Steel, and the MDEQ

Looking for a Co-op/Internship?

Career Corner

Melanie Martinez Crybaby Concert

Project Red Chapter 1: 8

Lessons from the Bayou: New Orleans and Detroit

Mental Illness in Michigan

Nina Sofia at Simon’s After Dark

Mirror News: Mirror News - Volume 41 - Issue 10 - April 4, 2016

Body Language During an Interview

Career Corner

The Tattoo: The Most Personal Art Form

LGBT Rights: Why Care?

Fulfilling a Scholarly Dream: A Study Abroad in Dublin, Ireland

Racism: Are We Cured Yet?

DIA Offers the Chance to Explore American Dancing

Anatomy of Learning to Paint: Extreme Body Art

Father Coughlin: Fear is the Path to the Dark Side

You Said Pole What? Alternative Exercise Worth a Spin

Playing for Two

Sports Editorials

Operation Red: Chapter 5

Dating in the D: Tea for Two

Featured

Cuba Opens its Doors to Major League Baseball

Operation Red: Chapter 6

A Growing Business

Not Making the Playoffs May Be Good for the Red Wings

Flint Water Crisis Solved

HFC’s Student Council: Facts vs Rumors

'When Green Becomes Tomatoes: Poems for All Seasons' By Julie Fogliano

Plus/Minus Grades To Take Effect: Impact on Students