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It’s Time to Pay Attention to Bitcoin

There are many reasons why people don’t think of bitcoin as a legitimate form of virtual currency; one is that people still associate Bitcoin with the 2013 debacle called “The Silk Road,” a marketplace on the dark web that exchanged illegal goods and s

Fixing Detroit’s Abandoned Housing Problem

It isn’t news to any metro Detroiter that the rundown, abandoned structures in Detroit is a significant problem.

HFC Considers Sanctuary College Proposal

In November of last year, the American Association of University Professors endorsed the recommendation that colleges and universities all over the U.S.

Interview with Representative Robert Kosowski

Robert Kosowski (D-Westland) was elected to a third term to represent Michigan State House 16th District, which includes Wayne and a portion of Westland.

Interview with House Representative Robert Kosowski

Women in Journalism: An Uphill Battle

Groundbreaking female journalist and author, Gwen Ifill, was a giant of her field. Since her recent death, she has been hailed “as one of the greatest journalists of her generation” by the New York Times.

Boggs School in Detroit and Place-Based Education

Detroit Public Schools has lost over 100,000 students in the past 20 years, a number to be expected when one considers that the city of Detroit itself has lost almost 275,000 residents in just 16 years.

ADA Accessibility at HFC

In the past, individuals with disabilities were not encouraged to go to school nor were they considered educable. America has since changed its stance on education for the disabled.

HFC President’s Gala

On Nov. 4, Henry Ford College hosted its second annual President’s Gala at the Fairlane Club in Dearborn. The gala honors faculty, staff, contributors, and community and foundation partners for their philanthropic support of Henry Ford College.

First Hijabi in Playboy

Noor Tagouri, the 22-year-old West Virginia-born journalist, has been making headlines after being featured in Playboy.

Pipeline Protests

“Divergent” actress Shailene Woodley was arrested this October while protesting against the Dakota Access Pipeline, a $3.8 billion project designed to transport 450,000-570,000 barrels of crude oil per day across North Dakota, South Dakota, Iowa and Il

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