According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, 1 in 20 people, over 14 million Americans, report misusing prescription drugs annually.

Imagine walking out of an evening class tired, hungry, and knowing you can actually find real food on campus instead of racing off to the nearest drive-thru.

On Feb. 20, Henry Ford College became more than a place of learning. It became a stage for the brightest young scientific minds in Michigan.

Dearborn, Michigan, serves as the cultural, political, and social hub for the largest concentrated Muslim Arab American community in the United States.

On Jan. 9, 2026, two days after Renee Nicole Good was killed by an ICE agent, over 500 people assembled in Detroit’s Clark Park to protest.

On a crisp January 1, Sarah sits in the campus café with her friend Maya, watching the clock tick into a new year. She’s been mentally cataloging her resolutions all morning.

It’s 7:45 a.m. on a Tuesday in January. Your alarm screams. You slap snooze. Then again. And again. By the time you drag yourself to that 8 a.m.

For many students, running on four to five hours of sleep has become the norm.

Energy drinks have become the go-to awakening brain boost for many students.

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