

DNA: Law enforcement benefit; privacy issues
Once mostly thought about in the realm of criminal investigations, the use of DNA technology has since expanded into the area of entertainme
Oct 22, 2019


Underground papers: through an alternative lens
“We were the original disrupters. It was our version of reality.”
That’s how Harvey Ovshinsky describes the impact of underground newspaper
Sep 24, 2019


Toxic chemicals invade food supply, store shelves
As Americans become increasingly health conscious and embrace the importance of a healthy diet, more attention is being paid to ingredients
Sep 24, 2019


Bottled water: can consumers count on quality?
More than seven out of 10 Americans – 72 percent – say bottled water is their most preferred non-alcoholic beverage, followed by coffee, 61
Aug 20, 2019


Voting security not considered an issue for state
Free and fair elections are a central pillar of our democracy. Voting is not only a right granted to citizens in the United States, but as w
Aug 20, 2019


Has regional water board lived up to expectations?
The formation of a regional water authority in southeast Michigan was intended to give customers outside the city of Detroit a greater say i
Jul 23, 2019


Video games: what studies say of too much play time
Some teens can dabble in it, enjoying it in small quantities and then walking away satiated. Their consumption may be with friends – an hour
Jul 23, 2019


Your sunscreen: alert on chemicals inside
Skin cancer affects more than three million people in the United States each year, with a rate of 22.7 per 100,000 people in Oakland County,
Jun 25, 2019


The new battlefront in food insecurity fight
Spending 10 or 12 hours on University of Michigan-Dearborn's campus each day isn't unusual for Sara Alqaragholy, a senior studying u
Jun 25, 2019


Rise of tech hubs in southeast Michigan
Detroit as the new Silicon Valley – scoff all you want, but the reality is, as an area with an exponential growth in tech hubs, it's a m
May 21, 2019












