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How to be OK with the nay

By Christian Johnson | 03/14/19 2:00pm

Many fear the dreaded rejection letter because when received, many feel the need to give up. However, although it will feel like the end of the world, it will not be. READ MORE >

Better education at a lower price?

By Christian Johnson | 11/12/18 8:39pm

What if I told you that you could possibly go to one of the best colleges in the the country, free of cost? America’s most prestigious colleges and universities are giving free tuition to admitted students ... READ MORE >

Count us in! Count us up!

By Janelle Moses | 11/02/17 7:05pm

Communication and Media Arts High School had one of its most successful Count Days with an overall 99.9 percent of students in attendance. READ MORE >

Student Life

CMA's Tammie Clark attends summer program at Princeton

By Armaris Hampton | 11/26/18 3:47pm

One of CMA's very own had chance to not only visit Princeton University but participate in their journalism workshop. READ MORE >

Class of 2019 prepare for greatness

By Mark Hardy II | 11/12/18 8:39pm

The last senior class of the “teens” organized this final year with the selection of officers. Tiffany Hansbro, president; Siobhan Stringer, vice president; Alonzo Macon, secretary; and Lawren Spark, ... READ MORE >

Students celebrate beauty of their culture

By Ariel Lake | 03/04/18 3:13pm

At Communication Media Arts High School, students kicked off Black history month on the right foot. READ MORE >

Detroit

What does it take to be an African American leader?

By Jelani Stowers | 03/04/18 3:22pm

February is black history month, and in America, there is often a disconnect between a leader’s image during a campaign and a leader’s actions during their term. READ MORE >

CMA students attend Martin Luther King tribute

By Tammie Clark | 03/04/18 3:19pm

The 18th annual tribute to MLK took place Friday January 12,2018 at 10 am,and was held at the Max Fisher building downtown. READ MORE >

Detroit Police Department reaches out to DPSCD students

By Kai'lynn Taylor-Hawkins | 03/04/18 3:18pm

On February 9, 2018 CMA, Cody, and Jalen Rose Leadership Academy each took a group of students to Ford Field for a Rise event. READ MORE >

Sports

Collins leads volleyball team to first regional championship

By Aaron Butler | 03/14/19 2:00pm

CMA volleyball player Jahnae Collins had high expectations for her final year. READ MORE >

Super-Baller Waverly Bumbrey

By Niya Cox | 03/04/18 3:14pm

Star player Waverly bumbrey expresses his passion for basketball as he concludes his marvelous high school basketball career. Waverly first found his love for basketball when he was in the second grade ... READ MORE >

The “Stand” for justice

By Ashley Taylor | 11/02/17 7:01pm

From the NFL Football players to celebrities to activists all over, people are taking a stand against racial injustices by kneeling/sitting during the national anthem. READ MORE >

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How to be OK with the nay

Academics

How to be OK with the nay

Better education at a lower price?

Count us in! Count us up!

Student Life

CMA's Tammie Clark attends summer program at Princeton

Class of 2019 prepare for greatness

Students celebrate beauty of their culture

Detroit

What does it take to be an African American leader?

CMA students attend Martin Luther King tribute

Detroit Police Department reaches out to DPSCD students

Sports

Collins leads volleyball team to first regional championship

Super-Baller Waverly Bumbrey

The “Stand” for justice

Entertainment

Netflix raises prices

Fanny pack craze

H&M controversy proves American has "a lot of work to do"

Opinion

‘New year, new me’: But is it true?

Self-love in the black community

How to be OK with the nay

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