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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.

Why The National Debt Matters

The national debt grows by $68,836.62 per second, $4,130,196.92 per minute, $247,811,815.11 per hour, and $5,947,483,562.72 per day. Currently, the total national debt is $37 trillion.

Artificial Intelligence in the Workforce

Cartoony Ai watching the news about Where will Ai lead us.

Artificial intelligence is transforming the world of work at a rapid pace, and its influence ranges from automating routine tasks to reshaping entire professions, particularly in technology and computer science.

Will The US Ever Elect A Woman President?

Drawing of women candidates for U.S. president with American flag in the background

In the United States, women have made significant progress over the past fifty years. Due to many factors, including economic shifts and social movements, their role in society has changed.

Remembering the Founder of the Tawheed Center of Detroit

Translation “Library of Dr. Meiriem Ladjadj.” The Tawheed Center of Detroit School library has been named after the late school founder.

Dr. Meriem Ladjadj, who passed away less than two years ago, has now been honored at one of the many schools she founded during her lifetime.

My First Wildlife Hero: Jane Goodall

Jane Goodall, 1960, Gombe Stream National Park, Kenya. Photo by Hugo Van Lawick, National Geographic Creative

Jane Goodall, 1960, Gombe Stream National Park, Kenya.

Sweep It Under The Rug, America!

"Life Was Better Before Thanksgiving Came Around" scrap art by Chiara Enriquez (Do’wal Sehi)

In 2021, President Joe Biden became the first president to acknowledge Indigenous Peoples’ Day.

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