Chelsea Hospital Recognized as “Top Teaching Hospital” for Third Consecutive Year
CHELSEA – Chelsea Hospital, a joint venture between Trinity Health Michigan and University of Michigan Health, has earned the “Top Teaching Hospital” award from The…
City Reaffirms Support for Unarmed Crisis Response Program
The City of Ann Arbor is reaffirming its support for the establishment of an unarmed crisis response program. In April 2021, City Council passed…
AAPS: A2 STEAM student is contestant on upcoming season of Kids Baking Championship
By Jo Mathis / AAPS A2 STEAM eighth grader Leland Jackson, 13, says the best part about being part of the upcoming new season…
WCC Alumni Profile: Advanced Manufacturing graduate fine-tuning his career
Like many people, Felipe Agurto wandered along life’s path for a while before finding the right direction for his career. After graduating from high…
AA Spark: How Navitas brings the team together in Ann Arbor
BY LAUREN ZYBER, PURPOSE JOBS Ann Arbor has been rapidly growing as a top emerging tech hub over the past few years, but its…
Governor signs legislation approving EMU funding for $42.5 million renovation of Roosevelt Hall
YPSILANTI – Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer today (Dec. 18) signed legislation approving the $42.5 million plan to renovate Roosevelt Hall, which is phase two of…
WCC’s non-credit classes for the community offer professional development and personal enrichment opportunities
ANN ARBOR – Non-credit offerings during Winter 2024 at Washtenaw Community College (WCC) include classes for professionals and community members who want to boost their…
DNR announces grants for 18 urban and community forestry projects
Eighteen tree-related projects around the state will share nearly $400,000 in grants administered by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources and funded through two…
Ann Arbor Solar Installation Rate Reaches All-time High in 2023
Ann Arbor has installed 219 solar systems as of Dec. 14, making 2023 the biggest year for solar installations in the city’s history. Combined,…
Boys Swimming: Eagles fall in close dual-meet to Birmingham Seaholm
The Skyline boys’ swimming and diving team fell to Birmingham Seaholm on Thursday in a close loss 99-86 non-league dual-meet. Although Skyline lost the…
