The whispers started quietly in classrooms across Henry Ford College. Students hunched over laptops, fingers flying across keyboards, accessing a tool that would fundamentally reshape their educational experience.
It was five months after Donald Trump’s second inauguration before Americans returned to the streets in protest of his administration’s growing misdeeds.
The city of Dearborn has the highest concentration of Arabs and Muslims in the U.S. Among these residents is a high number of aspiring medical workers including doctors, dentists, nurses, respiratory therapists, and other health professionals.
The success of student-led protests in Nepal that led to government change has sparked a new sense of hope and inspiration among the youth in America to persist in the ongoing movements to create real change in America.
At the start of the school year, Henry Ford College’s Writing Center, formerly located in the library, was relocated to the Learning Lab in building A.
As a Henry Ford College student, the Rouge River is extremely close to home. Kingfisher Bluff, which houses the river, rests along the southern border of the college campus.
John Foren who donated the Foren Communications Scholarship pictured with first annual recipient, Alaina Schnell, April 14, 2025, Dearborn, MI. Photo courtesy of The Mirror News
