Here’s what we saw, heard, and learned at TEDxYDL 2018
Inspired by the broad theme of "mobility," speakers tackled topics touching on vehicles, people, nature, and ideas in motion.
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Q&A: Mary Morgan reflects on Ann Arbor as she prepares to leave it
In advance of the seasoned writer, editor, and nonprofit founder's departure from town, we chatted with her about the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for our community.
Patrons share their Ypsilanti District Library stories on the library’s 150th birthday
The Ypsilanti District Library marked its district-wide 150th Birthday Bash this past Saturday. We chatted with a few attendees about their experiences with the library.
New livestream series spotlighting female pop-culture creators to premiere in Ann Arbor
The locally produced show will air on the Amazon-owned streaming platform Twitch.
From neighborhood news to comic reviews, local podcasts connect with community
We chatted with three local podcasters about the stories behind their podcasts, which respectively focus on author interviews, the world of comic books, and Ypsi Township's West Willow neighborhood.
U-M’s new Center for Social Media Responsibility aims to quickly make accountability tools public
The center aims to address concerns about social media's negative effects by creating metrics to assess social media companies' accountability, as well as a public forum to discuss the topic.
Ward 1 creative agency trains youth by telling Ypsi stories
The Ypsi-based agency offers employment and apprenticeship opportunities for young people interested in pursuing careers in video and content production.
“We can accomplish anything”: Ypsi students react to free “Black Panther” screening
Students described an empowering and inspiring experience at the screening, the result of a crowdfunding campaign that raised more than triple its $3,000 goal.
On the Ground Ypsilanti returns for 2018
After a successful five-month inaugural run in 2018, our embedded reporting project in Ypsi is back for another year.
Ann Arbor District Library’s Fifth Avenue Press turns local authors’ dreams into printed realities
The library's new publishing imprint recently launched its first nine titles by Washtenaw County authors.
Q&A: Mary Morgan reflects on Ann Arbor as she prepares to leave it
In advance of the seasoned writer, editor, and nonprofit founder's departure from town, we chatted with her about the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for our community.
Patrons share their Ypsilanti District Library stories on the library’s 150th birthday
The Ypsilanti District Library marked its district-wide 150th Birthday Bash this past Saturday. We chatted with a few attendees about their experiences with the library.
New livestream series spotlighting female pop-culture creators to premiere in Ann Arbor
The locally produced show will air on the Amazon-owned streaming platform Twitch.
From neighborhood news to comic reviews, local podcasts connect with community
We chatted with three local podcasters about the stories behind their podcasts, which respectively focus on author interviews, the world of comic books, and Ypsi Township's West Willow neighborhood.
U-M’s new Center for Social Media Responsibility aims to quickly make accountability tools public
The center aims to address concerns about social media's negative effects by creating metrics to assess social media companies' accountability, as well as a public forum to discuss the topic.
Ward 1 creative agency trains youth by telling Ypsi stories
The Ypsi-based agency offers employment and apprenticeship opportunities for young people interested in pursuing careers in video and content production.
“We can accomplish anything”: Ypsi students react to free “Black Panther” screening
Students described an empowering and inspiring experience at the screening, the result of a crowdfunding campaign that raised more than triple its $3,000 goal.
On the Ground Ypsilanti returns for 2018
After a successful five-month inaugural run in 2018, our embedded reporting project in Ypsi is back for another year.
Ann Arbor District Library’s Fifth Avenue Press turns local authors’ dreams into printed realities
The library's new publishing imprint recently launched its first nine titles by Washtenaw County authors.
