WCC rolls out new Mobile Classroom for offsite learning
Washtenaw Community College (WCC) is taking its classes beyond traditional campus borders this summer with a new project: a 48-foot-long mobile unit called the Mobile Classroom. The college is using the Mobile Classroom to connect with learners at neighborhoods, schools, community centers, workplaces, and other partner
Judge Bars Anonymous Filing in U-Michigan AI Misconduct Lawsuit
A judge ruled that a U-Michigan student suing over AI discipline must reveal her identity in court. Why it matters: Legal professionals should note how this ruling shapes the balance between student privacy and transparency in AI-related academic misconduct cases. It underscores the implications for disability accommod
Ann Arbor Indivisible Protests the Deaths of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo and Joan Sebastian Guerrero...
Protests can come in many forms. To protest the deaths of two immigrants recently killed by ICE—Lorenzo Salgado Araujo and Joan Sebastian Guerrero—Ann Arbor Indivisible held a silent march through the sidewalks of Main Street, with their bustling summer evening tables on Saturday. July 25. They marched single...
Tanduri Korner Serves Authentic Pakistani Cuisine in Downtown Ypsilanti
Downtown Ypsilanti’s dining scene continues to diversify with the arrival of Tanduri Korner, a family-owned Pakistani restaurant that has brought authentic halal cuisine to 6 S. Washington St., the former home of Dolores and the Elbow Room. After relocating from Canton, the family-operated restaurant opened in late 202
2-month closure of intersection to lower tricky hill near Ann Arbor begins Saturday
LODI TWP., MI — A lengthy intersection closure is set to begin this weekend, as the Washtenaw County Road Commission gears up to lower a hill that makes it difficult for motorists to see oncoming traffic. The intersection of Ann Arbor-Saline and Ellsworth roads, in Lodi and Pittsfield townships,...
Heads Up Hustle Combines Drag and Drive Through Ohio and Michigan, with Eliminations Racing...
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New apartments in Ann Arbor complete with pickleball court, dog park
ANN ARBOR, MI — Haim Schwartz and his wife Noa said they made Brightdawn Village a place they would want to live if they were going to move there. “We had in mind to build a community, not just a place for people to come and sleep,” he said.
6-year-old boy dies after minibike crash east of Ann Arbor
SUPERIOR TWP, MI – A 6-year-old boy was killed in a crash while riding a minibike with another child. Rescue crews were called at 6:05 p.m. Sunday, July 26, to the 8600 block of MacArthur Boulevard in Superior Township east of Ann Arbor for a crash involving two young children riding a minibike, according to the Washte
Roundabout Project Advances at Scio Church and Zeeb
Work continues on the new roundabout at the intersection of Scio Church and Zeeb roads in Lodi and Scio townships, with crews completing installation of the underground storm sewer this week. According to the Washtenaw County Road Commission, contractors have also begun grading and compacting the roadway in preparation
CSG discusses member conduct, considers constitutional amendment allowing member removal
The University of Michigan’s Central Student Government held a special meeting over Zoom Monday evening to discuss member conduct and introduce an amendment to the CSG constitution. The proposed amendment, CA 16-005, was the primary focus of the meeting. CA 16-005 would create a formal procedure for removing a...

















