Community – Page 3

Trends vol. 2

The Ideal Pandemic Game

April 15, 2021 JV21 392 Views Clubs, Community

Chess surges in popularity as the quarantine continues

—By James Varblow

Profiles vol. 2

Fighting for Hope

April 15, 2021 JV21 424 Views Affordability, Ann Arbor, Community, Covid, Social Justice

Ann Arbor nonprofits working around COVID threat to serve their community

—By James Varblow

Investigations vol. 2

Go Blue? Go Vote!

April 15, 2021 GS21 293 Views Community, Politics, Social Justice, Student Life, U-M

What did voting during a global pandemic really look like?

—By Grace Shulman

Profiles vol. 2

Creating Modes of Contact in a Contactless World

April 15, 2021 GS21 772 Views Arts, Community, Entrepreneurship, Michigan

Amidst a pandemic, Katie Shulman finds new meanings in her art

—By Grace Shulman

Profiles vol. 2

A Hideaway in Plain Sight

April 15, 2021 JM21 482 Views Ann Arbor, Community, Politics, Preservation

The story of an Ann Arbor family with a history of politics and preservation

—By Jonah Mendelson

Investigations vol. 2

Housing in Ann Arbor

April 15, 2021 CJ21 460 Views Ann Arbor, Community, Homlessness, Housing

A college town with all the problems of a major city

—By Cody Jonaitis

Lists vol. 2

5 Ways to Stay Connected to the Community during Quarantine

April 13, 2021 AM21 512 Views Ann Arbor, Community, Quarantine, U-M

From fitness to the arts, there’s something for everyone

—By Alyssa Maria Melani, Sam Schoenfeld, & Alex Andersen

Lists vol. 2

Spice-Up Your Covid-Safe Semester!

April 13, 2021 GS21 422 Views Community, Student Life, U-M, Wellness

5 ways you can still get together with friends in Ann Arbor

—By Grace Shulman, Cody Jonaitis, and Alex Vena

Profiles vol. 1

Can the Police Oversight Commission Change Our Community?

April 16, 2019 SP 759 Views Ann Arbor, Community, Police, Racism, Social Justice

The Police Oversight Commission strives to improve relations between police and the public, but success will depend on people in the community making changes as well

—By Saintphanie Porcenat