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By Samantha Jacobs The lights were brighter. The crowd was bigger. The cheering was louder. Everything was amplified as Groves' girls basketball team faced off against Seaholm at the Little Caesars Arena after the Detroit Pistons defeated Miami Heat on December 19. Seaholm’s coach Chris Manchester reached out to Groves’ coach Alison Hidey, inviting her to join his team in Court of Dreams, a program where high school basketball teams play each other at Little Caesars Arena. “C

By Joelle Allen Rejection. Picking the right college. Communities on campus. Budgeting for college life. Scheduling and roommates. 60 students responded to a poll this month that showed they craved information on these topics as they left high school and embarked on their college careers. Groves alumni have offered their advice to help students navigate admissions decisions, unpleasant roommates, and everything in between. Rejection “We regret to inform you” Five words no se

By Kate Goldstein Photo by Kate Goldstein The oversized thought bubble reading, “Detroit Never Left.” included in a large, vibrant mural is located on Gratiot Avenue near Eastern Market on January 9. Detroit continues to focus on rebuilding, growing and drawing people into the city. The Improve Detroit mobile app makes it accessible for anyone to report issues such as running water, damaged street signs, and potholes directly to the City Hall. Photo by Kate Goldstein The vi

By Jake Rosenwasser Photo by Jake Rosenwasser The Groves basketball team celebrates their win over rival Seaholm with junior guard Jack Abbott after he scored a game-winning layup. “It was so fun playing this game. Good sportsmanship between Groves and Seaholm and a close game is a regular occurrence for us,” Abbott said. Tied 38-38, with seven seconds left in the game, Groves junior guard Jack Abbott intercepted a pass intended for Seaholm junior forward Timothy Wilt. Abbott