As a student, when you hear mention of a political figure, it’s possible you envision someone much older than yourself, someone you cannot relate to. That is how I felt before I attended the Henry Ford College Voter Education Workshop on Oct.
In a dimly lit apartment exuding the strong smell of an exotic incense and the faint smell of cannabis sits a patient, James Ramos, who lights a cigarette sized marijuana joint.
Dearborn Heights non-profit, Project Dignity Outreach, loaded a semi-truck with donated necessities for the millions of people in Puerto Rico weeks after Hurricane Maria devastated the island. Hurricane Maria struck Puerto Rico on Sept. 16, 2017.
The latest fashion trends are killing the planet. Unfortunately, most consumers are unaware of the environmental dangers lurking in their favorite retail store.
On Oct. 31, in what officials are calling the deadliest terrorist attack in New York since Sept. 11, 2001, a motorist drove a pickup truck down a crowded path along the Hudson River in Lower Manhattan, killing eight people and injuring at least 11.
Everyday, students and faculty alike drive their vehicles to work, school and home. Sometimes they don’t always arrive to their destination as planned.
In April of 1966, Charles Codding, a 12th grader at Detroit Northern High School, wrote an editorial highlighting the school district’s biased social promotion policies and the low quality of education black students received not only at Detroit Northe
Dr. Lisa Copprue, one of Henry Ford College’s finest is resigning. With an educational background in Management Development, a Master’s in Arts, a Bachelor of Science and an Associate of Arts, there is little to nothing she cannot do. Dr.
