Toledo native Hasan Dudar will spotlight his debut story collection in Ann Arbor reading
Author Hasan Dudar's new book, "Carryout," offers a kaleidoscopic look at the life of an Arab family that runs a corner store in Toledo, Ohio.
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Ypsi schools’ Mental Health Awareness Fair aims to offer resources, reduce stigma
Ypsilanti Community Schools are celebrating Mental Health Awareness Month with their fourth annual Mental Health Awareness Fair on May 16 from noon-3 p.m. at Prospect Park in Ypsilanti.
As AAPS union contract negotiation continues, students and teachers feel mental health impacts
Ann Arbor Public Schools teachers have been working on an expired contract this year, causing stress, confusion, and frustration in students and teachers alike.
U-M Arts Honors Cords allow grads to mark arts’ importance in their studies
A University of Michigan program allows graduating students to show off the importance of arts in their academic careers through an Arts Honors Cord to wear with their caps and gowns.
The University of Michigan has stopped gender-affirming care for minors. Here’s how that affects local trans youth.
Michigan teenagers are now seeking alternative sources of treatment after the University of Michigan ended gender-affirming health care for minors.
Washtenaw County economic outlook report forecasts measured growth despite national and global risks
A new economic outlook report forecasts that Washtenaw County's economy will see continued, measured growth through 2028.
American Center for Mobility marks 10 years of evolution and innovation in Ypsi Township
What began as a test track for autonomous vehicles has grown to support tech startups working in electrification, cybersecurity, and advanced mobility systems.
10 pianists to perform all 20 of Philip Glass’ piano études in Ann Arbor show
A single evening will bring together 10 pianists, 20 short compositions, and a wide spectrum of musical voices.
Fewer options, fuller ERs: The behavioral health fallout of Medicaid cuts
The Michigan Health and Hospital Association is advocating for state funding that preserves behavioral health care and keeps rural hospitals open.
African-American cemetery in Ypsi Township will be surveyed to identify lost graves
Woodlawn Cemetery was deemed abandoned in 1965, but recent efforts have sought to clean it up and identify grave sites.
Ypsi schools’ Mental Health Awareness Fair aims to offer resources, reduce stigma
Ypsilanti Community Schools are celebrating Mental Health Awareness Month with their fourth annual Mental Health Awareness Fair on May 16 from noon-3 p.m. at Prospect Park in Ypsilanti.
As AAPS union contract negotiation continues, students and teachers feel mental health impacts
Ann Arbor Public Schools teachers have been working on an expired contract this year, causing stress, confusion, and frustration in students and teachers alike.
U-M Arts Honors Cords allow grads to mark arts’ importance in their studies
A University of Michigan program allows graduating students to show off the importance of arts in their academic careers through an Arts Honors Cord to wear with their caps and gowns.
The University of Michigan has stopped gender-affirming care for minors. Here’s how that affects local trans youth.
Michigan teenagers are now seeking alternative sources of treatment after the University of Michigan ended gender-affirming health care for minors.
Washtenaw County economic outlook report forecasts measured growth despite national and global risks
A new economic outlook report forecasts that Washtenaw County's economy will see continued, measured growth through 2028.
American Center for Mobility marks 10 years of evolution and innovation in Ypsi Township
What began as a test track for autonomous vehicles has grown to support tech startups working in electrification, cybersecurity, and advanced mobility systems.
10 pianists to perform all 20 of Philip Glass’ piano études in Ann Arbor show
A single evening will bring together 10 pianists, 20 short compositions, and a wide spectrum of musical voices.
Fewer options, fuller ERs: The behavioral health fallout of Medicaid cuts
The Michigan Health and Hospital Association is advocating for state funding that preserves behavioral health care and keeps rural hospitals open.
African-American cemetery in Ypsi Township will be surveyed to identify lost graves
Woodlawn Cemetery was deemed abandoned in 1965, but recent efforts have sought to clean it up and identify grave sites.
