Profile: Phone call helps Skyline’s Alison Lock “lock” up her future
Sometimes, you get a call out of the blue. For Alison Lock, she got a call out of the maize and blue – one that certainly could change her life for the next four years. Lock, a standout water
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AAPS: Unable to perform spring musical on stage, Pioneer Theatre Guild gathers online to sing ‘One Day More’
By Jo Mathis/AAPS District News Editor They couldn’t perform their spring musical on stage this year, so the Pioneer Theatre Guild decided to treat cyberspace with this online version of “One Day
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Ark presents the Ark Family Room Series with Chicago Farmer on Thursday
The Ark presents the Ark Family Room Series with Chicago Farmer, 8 p.m. on Thursday, May 21. Doors Open: 8:00 pm Show Starts: 8:00 pm Ticket Price: Free! Donations Welcome Says Todd Snider of
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U-M Health Lab: New Analytic Tool Designed to Help Guide Precision Cancer Research and Treatment
Recent large scale efforts to categorize the molecular data of multiple cancer types has yielded so much information that researchers now have a new question: How to turn all this data into
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Parks and Recreation Update: Summer day camps cancelled, pools closed for summer
Ann Arbor Parks and Recreation is providing an update on its numerous parks and recreation facilities, programming and amenities. This update includes the difficult decision to cancel city pool
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AAPS: Huron PLTW sweeps high school division of State Invention Convention
By Jo Mathis/AAPS District News Editor The Huron High School Project Lead The Way (PLTW) team received great news when the winners of the Michigan Invention Convention were announced last week.
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U-M spring courses reflect realities of COVID-19 crisis
ANN ARBOR—Who knew they have a name for the study of ignorance? It’s called agnotology, a relatively new area of study focused on culturally induced ignorance or doubt that often shows up as a
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EMU class adjusts to logistics of COVID-19, produces a powerful video project spotlighting the insidious threat of linguistic discrimination
By Geoff Larcom / EMU YPSILANTI – Eric Acton, a professor of linguistics at Eastern Michigan University, and his class in African American Language put together a powerful class project even in
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AA Spark Weekly Rewind: Ann Arbor’s Business News Recap
A look back on this week’s economic development headlines, announcements, and other share-worthy news from the Ann Arbor region. COVID-19 UPDATES In response to the COVID-19 crisis, The Michigan
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WLAA Exclusive: Local women step up to the plate to help feed under-served in time of crisis
The list is long, but somewhere near the top of the list of local folks who have given not only their time but talents to help others in need during this pandemic, are the names Allison Anastasio
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