A Google Doc offering resources for low-income U-M students spread like wildfire last year and is continuing to effect change on both the U-M campus and others nationwide.
Young people in Tyrone Bridges' Youth 2 Contractors program make at least $10-$12 an hour while learning skills that they could turn into adult careers.
Many young participants are finding their passions and improving their academic standing through local robotics clubs and competitions.
In the age of blogs, social media influencers, and podcasts, it's easy to say print media is dead. But the students behind SHEI's website, social channels, and print magazine have a different answer.
MySideKick, which offers a variety of tools to prevent sexual violence, is one of three local companies among the 50 finalists who will compete in Austin this March.
Having doubled the number of youth it employs since it started in 2016, the Summer19 program is aiming to keep expanding this year.
The longest-operating black-owned barbershops and salons in Ypsilanti and Ypsilanti Township are continuing a rich tradition of doubling as neighborhood gathering places, each with its own flavor.
The aviation job market is predicted to grow by leaps and bounds over the next few years, and EMU's program is expanding accordingly.
Hearing a message about safer sex, suicide, or substance abuse from an adult often makes teenagers and preteens roll their eyes, but that reaction may change when the message comes from someone closer to their age.
The Emerson School EAGLES went into the FIRST Tech Challenge state championship this weekend ranked 12th out of nearly 2,000 teams nationwide.
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