CMA communications teacher Scott Conwell started the We are the Change club to help engage students in civic responsibilities and activities.
Grace Aliu writes, "CMA athletes have demonstrated their commitment, talent, and tenacity throughout the season in various sports including football, cross Country, volleyball and cheer."
Mary K. Youngblood writes that as a Black girl, hair is a way to unite as a Black woman and change it in ways like no other.
CMA's Command Sgt. Major Ashayla Middlebrook and Executive Officer India Mullen helped coordinate the event.
More students globally have a chance of getting their degrees thanks to financial aid.
DPSCD remains virtual through Jan. 31.
Why do missing minorities lack media, police support?
Students reflect on Betty White.
Spirit Week helps students get excited about the annual homecoming dance.
As the class of 2021 prepares to walk across the stage and enter a new chapter in life, there are a lot of emotions after more than year of school in a pandemic.
Wayne State Student Zori Martinez has been a target in a pattern of racially motivated hate crimes.
Health care workers in emergency care settings are distinctly vulnerable due to the high stress situations at their places of work.
Some overlook the overlook the good that is happening within the world during the pandemic.
The three-week shutdown, and now a 12-day extension of restrictions, has many Michigan restaurants trying to figure out ways to stay open and serve their patrons.
The COVID-19 pandemic has taken a toll on all of us. But there are some strategies to help you cope.
As COVID-19 cases began to increase again this fall, on Nov. 16, Michigan went under another three-week shutdown.
CMA’s Student PLUG is making major moves to fight for student rights.
A large number of people have been affected by the pandemic negatively, but some students gained a positive effect from it since they can work on their skills as an entrepreneur.
CMA will hold a prom this year -- an important event for high schools seniors.
Some African-American students in DPSCD have become entrepreneurs by starting their own businesses and adding to the number of Black-owned businesses.
