
UM orchestra gives medical professionals a musical outlet
The University of Michigan’s Life Sciences Orchestra, formed in 2000, celebrated its 50th concert last week.
The University of Michigan’s Life Sciences Orchestra, formed in 2000, celebrated its 50th concert last week.
In this edition of Stateside, we discuss rising prices, Chief Justice Clement’s resignation, and Great Lakes conservation.
Pennsylvania Rep. Lindsay Powell urges legislation to protect access to reproductive health clinics from interference.
Student visas revoked at multiple Michigan universities; reasons unclear. AI screens social media posts of students.
The Arizona Game and Fish Commission may ban using dog packs for hunting, citing risks to endangered species.
Flagstaff photographer Mike Frankel’s book “Hurricanes of Color” showcases iconic rock photos from the ’60s and ’70s.
Governor Whitmer addressed tariff dangers in D.C., meeting with Trump to discuss economic impacts on Michigan.
A discussion on the recent revocation of visas for international students, followed by a Michigan Supreme Court hearing.
More than 900,000 asylum seekers using the CBP One app face potential status revocation under a new Trump plan.
Two conservation groups petition Montana DEQ to designate Big Hole River as impaired for nutrient pollution, aiming to curb algal blooms.