The WCC Administration will be the first to tell you that they need more money. If you looked more closely at that claim, you might…
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Two things are happening with community college bonds that Washtenaw County voters should know about. These events have nothing to do with Washtenaw Community College…
Very few (if any) community colleges in Michigan have not laid off employees, or cut budgets and programs in response to the pandemic. But how…
A recent survey of university and college presidents provides a look at higher education institutions’ COVID19 response. The survey included feedback from 142 executives from…
If you’re looking for information about the WCC millage – Proposal 1 here are six really important things to consider when you vote today. The…
The most recent WCC Board Meeting highlighted two specific problems at WCC right now. Both of these issues arise from the perceptions of people with…
It’s not very often that Washtenaw County voters get to weigh in on what happens at WCC. For the most part, the WCC Board of…
Federal monetary policy experts are clearly worried about the prospects for a global recession. A broad group of global and national factors that could negatively…
A recession is usually good news for community colleges because enrollment rises. Typically, the College experiences an influx of new students. Some are riding out…
Here’s an interesting statistic. According to the State of Michigan, Washtenaw County’s estimated median household income in 1999 was $53,229. According to the US Census…