U-M Launches Inaugural Civic Learning Week to Foster Engaged Citizens
March 9, 2026
The Division of Student Life’s Civic Learning Week, March 9-13, emphasizes preparing students as engaged citizens.
The Division of Student Life’s Civic Learning Week, March 9-13, emphasizes preparing students as engaged citizens.
Once a swimming pool, the Michigan Union now hosts students grabbing snacks or studying, a shift since its 1925 opening.
Nicholas Ketchum’s childhood love for “Ghostbusters” led to a lifelong passion for crafting movie prop replicas.
Jennine Spencer-Gilbert faces tens of thousands in home repairs in Detroit. Funding falls short of the $1 billion need.
A state audit highlights issues with Michigan’s health department’s oversight of school services, citing credential checks.
A Michigan Senate committee reviewed a bill banning employers from requesting pay histories, aimed at closing pay gaps.
Advocates in Detroit call for expanded maternal support, including statewide cash assistance and paid parental leave.
Two dozen states sued President Trump over new tariffs, arguing they exceed his authority and cost Americans money.
A legislative push in Michigan aims to make the Public Service Commission elected, increasing voter influence over utilities.
A Kalamazoo County group, Cradle Kalamazoo, has reduced infant mortality rates and racial disparities since 2014.
Michigan Democrats propose electing utility regulators, aiming for voter say in key decisions on rates and projects.
Warren’s police and fire departments use drones as first responders to enhance safety and efficiency in emergencies.
