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Student Voices Heard in Lansing

Group of students on the stairs of Central United Methodist Church

On March 20, over 150 college students attended the second annual “Voices for Our Future” student lobby day in Lansing to advocate for the issues they care about to state legislators and representatives.

Talking Trash on Campus

Go Green infographic giving tips on saving energy, recycling, and reuse.

It has been nearly a year since Kimberly Chamberlin reported that Henry Ford College does not recycle paper and plastic waste in her Mirror News investigative piece, “Where Does Our Trash Go?” Chamberlin found that all the recycling bins around campus

Protest at Local Church Accused of “Conversion Therapy”

Group of women protesting and holding posters against conversion therapy.

A church in Riverview, Michigan, has faced backlash over its six-week “Unashamed Identity” workshop aimed at adolescent girls.

Snyder Appointment Sparks Controversy

Gay pride flag

Gov. Rick Snyder has generated sizable controversy following his recent appointment of Bishop Ira Combs Jr. to the Michigan Civil Rights Commission.

HFC’s Virtual Cadaver

Two people of the medical crew examining the anatomy of human body using the anatomage table through a touchscreen that allows them to zoom in and move the 3D figure of the human body.

A state of the art virtual cadaver, known as an Anatomage Table provides Henry Ford College anatomy and physiology students a chance to experience the beauty of the human body in 3D.

Student Nurses Provide Medical Care in Costa Rica

A picture of students walking in a narrow way between houses in Costa Rica

Student nurses from Henry Ford College, Washtenaw Community College and South University traveled to Costa Rica to assist residents in disadvantaged areas and gain experience in medical care.

Protecting Female Athletes Under Title IX After Nassar

Drawing of female athlete with creepy arms reaching out for her.

Larry Nassar, former USA Gymnastics and Michigan State University doctor was sentenced to 40-175 years in Ingham County and 40-125 years in Eaton County, after pleading guilty to several counts of first degree criminal sexual misconduct.

Police Stop Armed Bank Robbery

Canton police officers near Citizens Bank courtesy ClickOnDetroit

On Jan. 25, local law enforcement stopped an attempted armed bank robbery at the Citizens Bank on Canton Center Road in Canton Township. Devin Rodriguez sealed himself inside the Citizens Bank, taking two employees and one customer hostage.

Interview with Trustee Celia Nasser

2018 Dearborn Board of Education Trustee Mary Lane (left), Secretary Hussein Berry, Trustee Celia Nasser, President Michael Meade, Vice President Mary Petlichkoff, Trustee James Thorpe and Treasurer Fadwa Hammoud courtesy DPS

Celia Nasser is currently completing her term as trustee for Henry Ford College and the Dearborn Public School Board. Nasser’s position as trustee was formerly held by Mariam Bazzi..

A Grassroots School in Detroit Fosters “Living Ideas”

Educational inequality continues to be a concern across the state of Michigan. Those in communities with fewer resources, both rural and urban, struggle to access education that ignites a love of learning and prepares them for life.

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