Rooftop central garden. Photo by Emily Nietering.

On Oct. 13, hundreds of parents and concerned citizens gathered at a Dearborn Public Schools board meeting to advocate for or protest against the banning of books, including some with LGBTQ+ themes.

Michiganders were asked in a survey this past September what was motivating their voting for the upcoming election between a variety of factors like inflation and the cost of living, jobs and the economy, threats to our democracy, crime and violence, o

A large-scale project to replace the Eshleman Library carpet has recently concluded. The carpet was in need of replacement for a long time before this. It was scattered with stains, buckling, and tears that had to be covered with duct tape.

Parents crowded the auditorium at Stout Middle School, Dearborn, MI for Dearborn Public Schools board meeting where parents expressed objections to LGBTQIA+ books in school libraries. Oct. 13, 2022. Photo by Kassem Doghman

State Rep. Kevin Coleman during Michigan lawmakers eye lowering recreational marijuana working age to 18. Photo courtesy of MLive.com

What was once a vacant parking lot littered with scrap metal, weeds, and a dreary atmosphere has been transformed into a local urban garden in Southwest Detroit’s thriving and diverse community.

ACE Women’s Network is a nationwide organization that helps women in education develop their professional and leadership skills.

Since Henry Ford College's Eshleman Library was shut down for the entire 2019-2020 school year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the library is seeing far fewer visitors this semester than it used to.

“I can kind of hear them talking with my mom and they say, ‘Is there any chance he could be faking it?’” Disbelief sets in as Henry Ford College student, Andrew Bedard, presumably pushes another dislocated rib back into place with a wince of pain.