U-M Innovates to Enhance Safety in Research and Creative Practices
University of Michigan fosters safety culture with innovative ideas like safety plans, door stickers, and focused meetings.
June 23, 2026
University of Michigan fosters safety culture with innovative ideas like safety plans, door stickers, and focused meetings.
Michigan’s Department of Education plans to boost outcomes for students with disabilities by enhancing access to services.
The University of Michigan ranks 51st globally in the QS World University Rankings 2027, excelling in academics.
Flint breaks ground on its first new public high school in 50 years, aiming to rejuvenate the struggling district.
The DPSCD board approved a $1.1B budget for 2026-2027, boosting security, raising pay, and expanding attendance programs.
As the nation celebrates its 250th anniversary, the University of Michigan hosts events for reflection on democracy’s legacy.
State agencies in Michigan are launching a hub to help childcare businesses with licensing, staffing, and growth.
Emily Matejovitz’s organ donations save lives, uniting recipients at her graduation party in Michigan, underscoring the lasting impact of her kindness.
A proposed federal rule may block access to student loans for certain programs, impacting arts and humanities degrees.
The University of Michigan is investing over $1.26M in Ann Arbor projects to enhance public safety and community vitality.
Amid peak peony blooms, University of Michigan’s Nature Rx initiative offers a mindful retreat to reduce stress.
The GOP-led Michigan House voted to hasten school compliance with new reading standards, sparking debate on timing.
