Thursday, the city of Ann Arbor and the Ann Arbor District Library held a forum at the library on race and class equity in Washtenaw County as the final event of its annual sustainability series. Approximately 100 students and community members attended the event.
Housing disputes tend to be between a landlord and a tenant, but in LSA junior Samantha Goldstein’s and her roommates’ case, their disagreement found them allied with their landlord and fighting against their neighbor’s landlord.
City Council voted on two resolutions Monday night that will alter public transportation in Ann Arbor this summer.
Tuesday night, GrieveWell, an organization that helps people grieve through peer support, hosted Rebecca Soffer in an event at Literati Bookstore as part of the organization’s Grief Week event series. Rebecca Soffer co-authored “Modern Loss: Candid Conversations About Grief.
Following a Jan. 2 drunken driving arrest in Novi, Mich., Ann Arbor City Councilmember Zachary Ackerman, D-Ward 3, was sentenced in February to a year of probation and five days of community service.
Sunday afternoon, students and Ann Arbor residents gathered for the annual FestiFools public art parade on South Main Street in downtown Ann Arbor.
For the past 48 years, the first Saturday of April is accompanied by a potent haze that drifts across the Diag and all the way down State Street.
On Sunday afternoon in Michigan Law School’s Hutchins Hall, professors, medical professionals, policymakers and business experts discussed the politics of marijuana legalization.
Ann Arbor Mayor Christopher Taylor issued a veto Friday to block a resolution that would direct funds from a new county tax to address citizen concerns, including street repairs, mental health and public safety services and clean water initiatives.
Wednesday evening, students and community members gathered in the Michigan League for the 41st annual Take Back the Night Ann Arbor.