Students, faculty attend meeting to oppose attacks on pro-Palestinian protesters and democratic rights at the University of Michigan
Over 150 people attended a meeting held by the pro-Palestinian Tahrir Coalition on Tuesday to oppose the escalating attacks on students protesting the US/Israeli genocide in Gaza by the University of Michigan.
The move comes after President Donald Trump's executive order that threatens to cut federal funding for hospitals that ...
When Michigan Football legend Charles Woodson speaks, his words carry significant weight. As one of the most respected ...
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Expect traffic delays as Michigan Medicine bridge project continuesANN ARBOR, MI - A $14-million rehabilitation and widening of an Ann Arbor bridge at the entrance to the University of ...
The union representing tenure-track faculty at the University of Michigan-Flint held a rally on Friday to support their ongoing contract campaign ...
With his Indiana ties, Michigan coach Dusty May will be a name that will be brought up as a future Hoosiers coach. Here is ...
The Nittany Lions are coming off a resounding 30-8 win over Iowa last Friday in front of a sell-out crowd of 15,998 (tying ...
A pro-Palestinian group at the University of Michigan has been suspended for two years and will lose its funding in ...
While classrooms require warrants to enter, buildings are considered public areas for immigration enforcement, university ...
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