Michigan Sues NIH Over New Grant Policy Limiting Indirect Cost Rates
February 11, 2025
Michigan sues NIH over grant policy changes, claiming the new 15% indirect cost rate cuts research funding drastically.
Michigan sues NIH over grant policy changes, claiming the new 15% indirect cost rate cuts research funding drastically.
The U.S. Department of Transportation will rescind funding for state electric vehicle infrastructure projects.
A new law protects Indigenous students’ right to wear cultural regalia at graduations. We’ll also discuss funding for…
States emphasize phonics to improve reading, but 2024 scores show declines. Advocates argue knowledge is also key.
PBS affiliates in Michigan premiere a series with Henry Louis Gates Jr., exploring the Great Migration and its impact.
Nithya Arun and Hiba Dagher gained hands-on legal experience as guardians ad litem in the 1L Advocacy Clinic.
Federal clean energy funds are vanishing, and universities face pressure to omit “climate change” from projects.
Bills in the Michigan House aim to enforce a two-year gap before lawmakers can become lobbyists after leaving office.
A lawsuit challenges the University of Michigan’s campus ban for Gaza protestors. Plus, news on a new Detroit eatery.
A Bay City commissioner plans to propose a resolution to prevent city funds from enforcing federal immigration laws.
Sunshine Week highlights transparency in government; Michigan Senate passes FOIA bills, aiming for open governance.
Join Stateside and The Dish for a Valentine’s dinner with Filipino food and karaoke at Adobo Boy on Feb. 14-15.
