Michigan AG Sues Trump Admin Over Cuts to School Mental Health Grants
Michigan AG Dana Nessel sues Trump admin over school mental health funding cuts, citing legal and crisis concerns.
July 3, 2025
Michigan AG Dana Nessel sues Trump admin over school mental health funding cuts, citing legal and crisis concerns.
President Domenico Grasso appoints Robert (Bobby) Hewlett III as U-M’s VP for finance, effective July 1, with extensive experience.
MSU to cut faculty and staff positions to reduce spending by 9% over two years, citing external pressures and costs.
Libo Shan, U-M professor, named as one of four new US associate members of the European Molecular Biology Organization.
Kao-Ping Chua has been named director of the Susan B. Meister Child Health Evaluation and Research Center at U-M.
Michigan’s state superintendent, Michael Rice, plans to step down. The Board seeks public input for his successor.
Michigan’s “Invest in MI Kids” campaign seeks a 5% tax on high earners to boost K-12 funding by $1.5 billion annually.
The University of Michigan and Michigan State University are raising tuition due to uncertain state and federal funding.
Santa Ono was rejected for UF presidency due to his past support for DEI programs, facing criticism from conservatives.
Northern Michigan schools get attendance waivers after ice storms; Gov. Whitmer supports recovery efforts and aid.
Charges against two individuals in a pro-Palestinian encampment case at the University of Michigan were dismissed.
