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Dian Fossey: 40 Years Since the Loss of a Conservation Pioneer

Dian Fossey with gorillas. Rwanda 1969. Photo by Bob Campbell, National Geographic, University of Florida’s Digital Collections. Photo courtesy of Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund

Dian Fossey with gorillas. Rwanda 1969. Photo by Bob Campbell, National Geographic, University of Florida’s Digital Collections.

Mirror Neurons

Illustration of man and woman with electrical signals crossing between their brains. Illustration by Youssef Daher

You’re sitting in a lecture on a Tuesday afternoon. Three rows ahead, someone lets out a massive yawn. Within seconds, your jaw stretches wide. You weren’t tired; at least, you weren’t five seconds ago.

Anti-Muslim Protest In Dearborn

Members of the Dearborn police department watch over a protest as anti muslim activist Jake Lang left holds a pound of bacon in Dearborn

Members of the Dearborn police department watch over a protest as anti muslim activist Jake Lang left holds a pound of bacon in Dearborn.

Garden City’s New Primary Care and Aesthetic Clinic Is Redefining Patient Care

Photo courtesy of Your Family Medical & Wellness Center in Garden City

Your Family Medical & Wellness Center in Garden City is transforming healthcare access for families who have spent years without a primary care provider.

Tackling Environmental issues at Henry Ford College

Drawing of garbage and recycling bins with trash in between

With climate change accelerating and its detrimental effects becoming increasingly difficult to ignore at both the national and international levels, colleges and universities have a responsibility to ensure they emit as little carbon as possible while

Flying Under the Radar: The Extirpation of the Barn Owl in Michigan

Close up of radar American bam owl.

Close-up of Radar, American barn owl "ambassador," Cleveland Museum of Natural History Wildife Center, Oct. 24, 2025. Photo by Alex Gray

In Michigan, a barn owl breeding pair has not been sighted in the state since 1982.

AI at HFC

Drawing of robot hand coming out of computer screen.

The whispers started quietly in classrooms across Henry Ford College. Students hunched over laptops, fingers flying across keyboards, accessing a tool that would fundamentally reshape their educational experience.

No Kings, and No Common Cause: The movement claiming to fight against oligarchy has yet to decide what it wants instead

No Kings rally, October 18, 2025 in Detroit. Photo by Russ McNamara WDET

It was five months after Donald Trump’s second inauguration before Americans returned to the streets in protest of his administration’s growing misdeeds.

Unlikely Internet Sensation: Bumpy Snail Fish

The Bumpy Snail Fish, Careproctus Colliculi, 2019. (Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute).

On Sept. 8, 2025, the internet was taken by storm with a recently discovered deep-sea snailfish known as the bumpy snailfish.

Sakina Scrubs and Nisa Scrubs: Breaking Barriers Between Modesty and Career for Muslim Women

Zynab Al-Timimi modeling scrubs. Photo from the Nisa Scrubs website

The city of Dearborn has the highest concentration of Arabs and Muslims in the U.S. Among these residents is a high number of aspiring medical workers including doctors, dentists, nurses, respiratory therapists, and other health professionals.

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