Dioxane: A Sleeping Giant or Future Superfund?
How a 40-year plume of pollution threatens a community
—By Grant Wakeland
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Writing Michigan | vol. 5, Choices
Spotlight
InvestigationsView All
Building a Safer Tomorrow
Delving into safety concerns and solutions at U-M
—By Raven Perry
Parking in Perspective
Understanding Ann Arbor’s over-efficient parking system
—By Patty McLeod
Behind the Lab Doors
The medical applications of animal testing
—By Sabrina Xue and Brienne Bordes
Investment Banking: Worth the Investment?
An insight into the life of banking
—By Kate Levy
Ann Arbor’s Urban Facelift
Exploring congestion trends and their impact
—By Adam Karibian
Out of the Woodwork
What to know about coyotes in your backyard
—By Brian Ankrapp
The Rush for Safety
The reform of Greek Life in universities
—By Rohan Puri
Sober Students
How U-M’s Collegiate Recovery Program uplifts students in recovery
—By Sam Farber
Hyperfemininity on Tik-Tok: Two Sides of the Same Coin?
Where bimbos and trad wives meet
—Kailey Lashbrook
Scooter Struggles
The demise of the electric scooter scene in Ann Arbor
—By Alex Wang
Dioxane: A Sleeping Giant or Future Superfund?
How a 40-year plume of pollution threatens a community
—By Grant Wakeland
The CAPS Conundrum
Examining the state of mental health care at U-M
—By Mai Tran
Does Greek Life Perpetuate Rape Culture?
Addressing campus concerns about sexual assault
—By Kylee Groves
The University of Michigan’s Sustainability Attempts
Are U-M’s sustainability efforts effective?
—By Veronica Sorter
TrendsView All
Subscription Surge
The evolution of the subscription economy
—By Alex Wang
Getting Behind New Housing
Exploring the importance of housing projects in Ann Arbor
—By Patty McLeod
To Trust or Not to Trust
Is it worth trusting influencers?
—By Raven Perry
TikTok’s Rise of Microtrends
Influencers are cycling through trends so fast it’s not sustainable
—By Brienne Bordes
The Need to Go Green
A revolution in the aviation industry
—By Josh Abraham
From Scrolling to Shopping
How TikTok Shop blurs the lines between content and commerce
—By Ryan Esker