CASS TECH
Cass Tech wins PSL City Championship
By Hasibul Hassan | March 7, 2023Cass Tech won its fourth City Championship in seven years.
Cass Tech won its fourth City Championship in seven years.
Cass Tech's competitive cheer team is in its second season.
Historian Jamon Jordan told Cass Tech students that they "are standing on the shoulders of those who came before us."
King High School's MLK celebration on Jan. 16 included many organizations and dignitaries from the community.
On Dec. 16, the city honored the King football team for its back-to-back state titles.
Cass Tech girls swim head coach Kia Jones said her team was committed in the pool and in the classroom this season.
President Barack Obama visited Renaissance High School on Oct. 29 to promote and support the Michigan's Democratic candidates.
The No Hate Tour was created 22 years ago.
Cody's visit to the DSO included a tour of the building and a meeting with the host of WRCJ 90.9 FM radio, C Sharpe.
“Don’t let anything get in your way, just stay you,” King sophomore India Williams said.
DPSCD remains virtual through Jan. 31.
King quarterback Dante Moore is the first junior to win the STATE CHAMPS! "Mr. Football” award presented by Hungry Howie’s Pizza.
The Cass Tech girls cross country team perservered through injuries to win their first city championship since 2004.
Cass Technical High School senior Mohammad Muntakim was awarded the 2021 Gates Millennium Scholarship.
The boys swim team at King won the city championship by three points.
Fifty-nine Detroit students ages 14-17 participated in a survey during the month of December about whether they would get a COVID-19 vaccine.
Destiny Jenkins-Jones argues that the point of an HBCU is to give Black students -- and only Black students -- a chance to receive a higher education.
After much controversy, Joe Biden will become the 46th President of the United States. There has been debate about the results. Some think it was miscounted and unfair, while others agree with the results.
Wayne State Student Zori Martinez has been a target in a pattern of racially motivated hate crimes.
As COVID-19 cases began to increase again this fall, on Nov. 16, Michigan went under another three-week shutdown.
