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The Village Project's pilot effort was successful enough that Ypsilanti Community Schools administration not only decided to continue the program, but asked that it be made available to more students.
Historic Ann Arbor art collection donated to Concordia University
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How the Ypsilanti Community High School choir returned to the national spotlight
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Video VIDEO: Uncovering the stories behind Parkridge Community Center’s portraits
Ward 1 Productions, Ypsilanti's youth-driven creative agency, takes a closer look at the stories behind Parkridge Community Center's portraits of important historical figures from Ypsi.
Here’s why the Princeton Review ranked U-M the nation’s best undergrad program for entrepreneurs
Princeton and Entrepreneur magazine also ranked U-M's graduate program the eighth best for entrepreneurs.
Program matching low-income “leaders” with higher-income “allies” graduates second cohort
The Ypsilanti-based local chapter of the national Circles program is seeking to broaden its scope and enlist new participants.
Ypsi’s Michigan Firehouse Museum aims to build profile as it celebrates its 20th anniversary
The museum will host its first paranormal investigation convention next month, and its new executive director has a number of other plans to reinvigorate the facility.
How inclusivity, education, and networking can bridge Ann Arbor’s cybersecurity talent gap
The gap between industry demand and workforce supply isn't unique to the Ann Arbor area, but local experts say our region also faces unique talent gap challenges.
Ann Arbor startup seeks to improve public health education with breastfeeding simulator
LiquidGoldConcept's Lactation Simulation Model is a wearable vest that simulates breastfeeding and issues that can arise with mothers.
Mentorship program for Ypsi-area kids affected by incarceration expands, seeks new volunteers
The Village Project's pilot effort was successful enough that Ypsilanti Community Schools administration not only decided to continue the program, but asked that it be made available to more students.
Historic Ann Arbor art collection donated to Concordia University
The collection, donated by Ann Arbor resident and businessman Jim Irwin, comprises 33 paintings depicting Ann Arbor buildings or homes from the 19th century.
How the Ypsilanti Community High School choir returned to the national spotlight
The choir hadn't competed in four years, but it recently took a first-place award in a Washington, D.C. competition and its teacher is now plotting a trip for students to sing at Carnegie Hall.
Video VIDEO: Uncovering the stories behind Parkridge Community Center’s portraits
Ward 1 Productions, Ypsilanti's youth-driven creative agency, takes a closer look at the stories behind Parkridge Community Center's portraits of important historical figures from Ypsi.
