March 2023 - Page 9 of 9

Amanda LeClaire March 3, 2023

This year, Wayne State University Press will publish a new series of books that seeks to change traditional studies of...

Hernz Laguerre March 3, 2023

State Senator Jeremy Moss called March 1, 2023 one of the best days he’s served in the last eight years...

Ryan Patrick Hooper March 3, 2023

Under the leadership of Yuval Sharon, Detroit Opera has put on some groundbreaking productions, and another one opens this weekend....

Hernz Laguerre March 2, 2023

Capital Impact Partners has awarded $415,000 in grants to 16 real estate projects led by developers of color in Metro...

Russ McNamara March 2, 2023

Congresswoman Elissa Slotkin officially launched her U.S. Senate campaign at an event in Detroit on Thursday. She hopes to succeed...

Nargis Rahman March 2, 2023

Narratives of Pain is a community-centered storytelling event that’s part of the 15th Muslim Mental Health Consortium and Conference at...

Detroit Today, Sam Corey March 2, 2023

U.S. politics have been called a “gerontocracy” by some. What that means is people in office today are old —...

Nargis Rahman March 1, 2023

After closing its flagship cafe in January, Avalon Bakery celebrated the opening of its newest location just a block away...

Tia Graham March 1, 2023

Astronomicon pop culture convention is where some of movie and television’s favorite actors and voice actors head to Michigan for...

Detroit Today March 1, 2023

In early February, a train carrying hazardous materials derailed in the city of East Palestine, Ohio. 38 cars went off...

Detroit Today, Sam Corey March 1, 2023

Once a project that was supposed to bring up Little Caesars Arena and other developments in the surrounding area, it...