Michigan Schools Challenge Legal Waiver for Safety Grants in Court
Michigan schools face a legal battle over state grants requiring them to waive certain privileges after incidents.
December 12, 2025
Michigan schools face a legal battle over state grants requiring them to waive certain privileges after incidents.
Lawrence Kasdan, a U-M alum and acclaimed filmmaker, brings his papers to the U-M Library’s Screen Arts Collection.
L. Jay Guo, lauded for advancing flexible electronics, is elected to the National Academy of Inventors.
“Celebrating 15 Years of Educational Outreach” highlights University of Michigan’s commitment to expanding college pathways.
At the NYT DealBook Summit, leaders discussed how universities and the private sector can revive the American dream.
Detroit community members urge schools to protect asylum-seeking students detained by ICE, demanding stronger action.
The University of Michigan’s 2024 SCIP data reveals strong community commitment to sustainability across all campuses.
The University of Michigan Museum of Art will close Alumni Memorial Hall in January 2026 to replace its marble floor.
At the University of Michigan, first-year students are enhancing bird safety by installing window film to reduce bird collisions.
A Michigan parent filed a Title IX complaint over a transgender athlete playing against his daughter’s volleyball team.
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Michigan State receives a historic $401M gift from Greg and Dawn Williams, boosting athletics and university initiatives.
