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Over 90% of consumers accept the Terms of Services without actually reading them.
10 things you did not know about OpenAI’s terms of service
Jaewon Lee, News Editor • June 2, 2026
Senior Mamoud Kaba walks through the arch and gives teacher Sara-Beth Badalamente a hug.
Class of 2026 clap-out
Leon Williams, Staff Writer • May 22, 2026
When they were done picking tulips, people were instructed to go to the “Debuck’s Flower Sales” stand to check out. People were then given a baggie of water with a string to tie them together. They were also given the option to purchase an additional vase to carry around their flowers, and if they had picked fifteen tulips or more, they were given the vase free of cost.
Debuck’s family farm celebrates Mother’s Day with their tulip festival
Annika Richards, Staff Writer • May 18, 2026
“Kyrie Irving” by Erik Drost, CC BY 2.0
Detroit Pistons to face off against Cleveland Cavaliers in game five
Marvin Fox III, Staff Writer • May 13, 2026
Features
This TikTok trend’s main focus is to highlight the idea that women are more than just mothers after they have their kids: they are who they always have been.
This TikTok trend is empowering ladies
Grace Henley, Staff Writer • June 2, 2026
As school comes to a close, it is important we rest and have fun during the summer.
Warming up: Sakshi Sivakumar’s summer plans
Jenny Zhang, Staff Writer • June 1, 2026
Captain and senior Janaki Nallamothu prepares to grab a ball at practice.
United by the win: Janaki Nallamothu’s journey with tennis
Satvika Ramanathan, Print Editor-In-Chief • May 26, 2026
The devastation after the October 2023 Israeli attack on Gaza City. "Damage in Gaza Strip during the October 2023" by Wiki Palestine, CC BY 3.0
From the other end of the phone: Leanne Fayyad’s account of conflict at a distance
Kayla Fu, Design Editor • May 25, 2026
Opinion
“Kraft Macaroni & Cheese Dinner” by Mike Mozart, CC BY 2.0
Dignity lies in the details that matter: a personal memoir
Emily Hu, Website Editor-in-Chief • June 8, 2026
85-92% of students report using generative AI tools like ChatGPT in their studies.
The new Saline data center: AI’s role in Michigan’s future
Hemanth Tavane Shivakumar, Broadcast Editor • June 4, 2026
Students will stay stuck in the same trap, except AI is now doing more of the work for them.
AI and the grade trap
Esmie Salinas, Staff Writer • May 21, 2026
We documented everything so carefully that sometimes we forgot to actually remember it.
The camera was there first: what did it cost us?
Saanvi Kulkarni, Opinion Editor • May 13, 2026
Sports
The recent second round series between the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Detroit Pistons was another very entertaining series in 2026 NBA playoffs.
Breakdown of the Cavalier-Piston series
Liam Flaherty, Staff Writer • June 4, 2026
The Varsity V2 teams work hard during practice.
Huron Rowing pushes through at practice
Joseph Sung, Staff Writer • May 28, 2026
Captain and senior Janaki Nallamothu prepares to grab a ball at practice.
United by the win: Janaki Nallamothu’s journey with tennis
Satvika Ramanathan, Print Editor-In-Chief • May 26, 2026
Thomas pushes through his final warm-up lap.
On and off the track
Avan Zaman, Staff Writer • May 14, 2026
Arts and Entertainment
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Summer party music by girls
Isha Savi, Website Editor-in-Chief • June 5, 2026
Ginger Deli's bowl of beef pho, served with cilantro and onions.
The best pho in Ann Arbor: final thoughts
Lakshya Jaiganesh and Annabella Mi • June 4, 2026
Johnathan Pryor-McAdam watching "PEN15" on his iPad. Courtesy of Pryor-McAdam
The line that touched me
Johnathan Pryor-Mcadam, Staff Writer • June 3, 2026
Animal Farm (2025) is a kids movie based off of Animal Farm by George Orwell, a political commentary based on the Russian Revolution.
Animal Farm (2025) is why we need media literacy classes
Alex Gebhardt, Staff Writer • May 27, 2026
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When they were done picking tulips, people were instructed to go to the “Debuck’s Flower Sales” stand to check out. People were then given a baggie of water with a string to tie them together. They were also given the option to purchase an additional vase to carry around their flowers, and if they had picked fifteen tulips or more, they were given the vase free of cost.
A massive tree was uprooted and fell onto multiple parked cars in the Burns Park neighborhood of Ann Arbor after a the powerful storm swept through the area on April 15, causing significant damage. The storm’s intense winds brought down the tree, crushing the vehicles beneath it.
Junior Landon Wimmert takes a swing at the ball after a pitch from the Monroe pitcher.
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