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Herb Your Enthusiasm: Benefits of Herbalism

The herbal medicinal product market is expected to gross $326.46 billion by 2032, according to Coherent Market Insights. This astronomical growth can be attributed to a multigenerational interest in traditional medicine.

Abe Mohamed, Former Student and Friend, is Dead at Nineteen

Abe Mohamed photo courtesy of Malak Dahi

Abe Mohamed photo courtesy of Malak Dahi

From the Stage to the Page

Photo by Jaylen Harris, Luisa's Artisanal Street Food, 22851 Woodward Ave, Ferndale MI, 48220

Photo credit left: Jaylen Harris, Luisa's Artisanal Street Food, 22851 Woodward Ave, Ferndale MI, 48220. Photo credit above: Esmeralda Mujagic, LO & BEHOLD! Records and Books!, 10022 Joseph Campau Ave, Hamtramck MI, 48212

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.: A Revolution Reduced To A Quote

On the third Monday of January, Americans engage in a routine of remembrance for a revolutionary King that often feels more like a burial than a celebration.

State Violence and the Politics of Sympathy

On New Year’s Eve, Keith Porter Jr., a 43-year-old Black father of two, was shot and killed by an off-duty ICE agent in his own front yard in Los Angeles.

Redbull Gives You Risk of Heart Palpitations

Caffeine Scale

Among college students, energy drinks are often used to provide energy for studying or working on assignments.

EDITORIAL: Why Student Journalism Matters

Drawing of Henry Ford College mascot Hawkster with megaphone announcing breaking news

Over the past several years, there has been a sharp increase in the number of local newspapers shutting down.

The Art of Starting Fresh: Building A New Life from Scratch

A student sits in a lecture hall, row five, seat twelve. The fluorescent lights hum overhead. Around him, a hundred other students scribble notes, their pens scratching in unison like a mechanical heartbeat.

In Between The Lines the Untold Story of Dual Enrollment Students

Drawing of a stressed student with two graduation caps and two diplomas

Dual enrollment, offered nationwide through partnerships between colleges and high schools, allows students to take college-level courses while remaining enrolled in high school.

Struggles of Being a Senior at Henry Ford Early College

High school students at Henry Ford College in Dearborn, MI. Photo courtesy of Henry Ford College Marketing

For many students, senior year represents a countdown to freedom, a final stretch of high-school life filled with celebrations, milestones, and the promise of adulthood.

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