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The morning of Oct. 1, Michigan legislature passed a short-term budget bill (HB 4161 S.1) that extends the free lunches through Oct. 7.
Universal free lunches in Ann Arbor are set to end October 1
Ishaan Kamat, Website Editor-in-Chief • September 30, 2025
The magnificent seven
The magnificent seven
Ryan Bezas, Sports Editor • September 25, 2025
AP Biology students wade upstream in Fleming Creek.
AP Biology students visit county park on a field trip
Satvika Ramanathan, Print Editor-in-Chief • September 24, 2025
Front sign of the UM Health's East Medical Campus.
Gender affirming care is affirming for all
Salem Dinh, Social Media Editor-in-Chief • September 19, 2025
Features
Senior Elizabeth Bang with her Skyline riding horse, Wisteria, on a game day.
Elizabeth Bang jumps over obstacles in horse riding
Satvika Ramanathan, Editor-in-Chief • September 30, 2025
Ngo swimming her main event, breaststroke, at a Huron swim meet. One of Ngo's goals was to drop time in breaststroke, which she ended up achieving. "I really wanted to go under a certain time," said Ngo. "I just knew that with more practice and work on details, I could reach it." Courtesy of Ngo.
Emily Ngo persists in the pool
Amelia Bai, Website Editor-in-Chief • September 23, 2025
Burns skating in her solo event at Nationals in Utah.
On the ice rink with Jessica Burns
Ella Yip, Print Editor-In-Chief • September 17, 2025
Chavarkar entering the specialized Percussion room with all the equipment and instruments.
Feeling the music: Purav Chavarkar’s journey as a musician with congenital hearing loss
Salem Dinh, Social Media Editor-in-Chief • September 15, 2025
Opinion
As the seasons change, so do we; it doesn't hurt to stop and look back every once in a while.
For when you read this again
Sophia Rustia, Staff Writer • October 1, 2025
The idea of nonchalance has sparked a set of unspoken rules: don’t get too excited, don’t reveal too much, and definitely don’t reply too fast.
Losing the ‘non’ in nonchalance: why we should start caring again
Saanvi Kulkarni, Opinion Editor • September 16, 2025
The issue of gun rights has long plagued American political conversations. The death of conservative activist and speaker Charlie Kirk on Sept. 10 showed the urgency of this issue.
Gun violence is not exclusive: The Huron Emery Staff’s reflection on Charlie Kirk’s death
Staff • September 12, 2025
The new Iphone 17 was recently released.
iPhone 17: the new sweet spot
Hemanth Tavane Shivakumar, Broadcast Editor • September 10, 2025
Sound of the River Zine
Photo courtesy of June Albright.
California, With Love
Isha Savi, Web Editor-in-Chief • October 3, 2025
Jenny Hannivers' "Where are we going with this?" album cover.
Where are we going with this?
Isha Savi, Zine Editor • September 26, 2025
'The Land' promotional poster.
Mitski announces new concert film: ‘The Land’
Isha Savi, Zine Editor • September 19, 2025
Single cover for Ethel Cain's 'Nettles.'
Ethel Cain: the future of Americana
Nishka Kalantry, Guest Writer • September 12, 2025
Arts and Entertainment
Pistachio latte, pistachio milk cake, and spinach pie on the serving platter at Bun Chai.
Bursts of Yemeni flavor down State street
Salem Dinh, Social Media Editor-in-Chief • October 6, 2025
K-Pop Demon Hunters is a fun, stylish mix of pop music and monster-fighting action that doesn’t take itself too seriously but delivers plenty of thrills. Copyright 2025 Sony Pictures Animation under exclusive license from Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc.
K-Pop Demon Hunters: a review
Saanvi Kulkarni, Opinion Editor • September 29, 2025
More than just bling
More than just bling
Yara Al-Qahwaji, Staff Writer • September 26, 2025
Sports
The Men’s Varsity 8 rowing back after crossing the finish line, taking second place.
Huron Rowing perseveres in Glass City
Sophia Rustia, Staff Writer • October 2, 2025
The magnificent seven
The magnificent seven
Ryan Bezas, Sports Editor • September 25, 2025
With the intense concentration from the fans, junior Aya Samaha launches in the air for a spike.
An unfortunate end to a hard-fought game: Huron Women’s Varsity Volleyball vs Chelsea
Brody Turner and Jules Heskia • September 19, 2025
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The morning of Oct. 1, Michigan legislature passed a short-term budget bill (HB 4161 S.1) that extends the free lunches through Oct. 7.

Universal free lunches in Ann Arbor are set to end October 1

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