Michigan House Fails to Pass Proposal on University Board Appointments
A proposal to let Michigan’s governor appoint university board members failed in the House, falling short of a supermajority.
June 4, 2026
A proposal to let Michigan’s governor appoint university board members failed in the House, falling short of a supermajority.
Music and education unite at Genesee County jail. IGNITE program expands, boosting inmate learning and creativity.
Governor Whitmer forms a task force to boost literacy in Michigan, focusing on resources, expert input, and policy.
Dr. Sumer Belbez Pek, esteemed endocrinologist and academic leader, passed away in Ann Arbor on May 24, 2026.
The A. Alfred Taubman Health Sciences Library was honored for energy efficiency in the Michigan Green Building competition.
U-M buys former Concordia campus for $60M to expand educational impact, continuing its legacy of public service.
MSU President Kevin Guskiewicz leaves for Clemson role amid board conflicts; MSU plans transition soon.
A memo from End Citizens United highlights ethics concerns about five Republicans in key Senate races, alleging patterns of self-enrichment and double-dealing.
A University of Michigan student sues the college for allegedly using private security to surveil his pro-Palestinian advocacy.
Republican Rep. John James hired consultants linked to a scheme involving Trump and the NRA, raising corruption concerns.
The Charles Baird Carillon will be quiet this summer for clapper replacements. Performances resume post-August.
Two new solar arrays on North Campus boost U-M’s Maize Rays initiative, adding 0.73 MW to its solar capacity.
