Stateside: Monday, March 10, 2025
March 10, 2025
In this edition of Stateside, we feature an interview with the mayor of Windsor, Ontario, discussing tariffs and more.
In this edition of Stateside, we feature an interview with the mayor of Windsor, Ontario, discussing tariffs and more.
UM-Flint’s School of Nursing uses standardized patients to boost students’ communication skills through realistic simulations.
Ontario’s premier announced a 25% surcharge on electricity for 1.5 million Americans in response to Trump’s trade war.
Governor Whitmer’s proposed 32% marijuana tax could impact Michigan growers, potentially increasing black market activity.
Bernie Sanders rallies crowds against Trump, focusing on working-class issues and resisting oligarchy, despite not running for president.
Liz Swaynie, a stewardship officer at UM-Dearborn, is a passionate advocate for rabbits, leading fundraising at Great Lakes Rabbit Sanctuary.
Michiganders may vote on permanent standard time as State Senator Thomas Albert introduces a bill for 2026 ballot.
Claressa Shields suspended for marijuana use; Michigan’s cannabis industry faces challenges; new immigration data.
House Speaker Matt Hall pushes a $20 billion budget, sparking controversy and setting up a showdown with Democrats.
An overflow crowd filled the Washtenaw Community College auditorium, expressing anger at lawmakers and the Trump administration.
Michigan’s immigrant population is small but growing. The state leads in refugee arrivals and seasonal worker visas.
Yumna Jawad, known as the Feel Good Foodie, shares Ramadan recipes with Mediterranean flavors, like tahini pasta salad.
