University of Michigan Addresses Policy Changes Under New US Administration
January 22, 2025
“The University of Michigan aims to carefully review new U.S. government policies, ensuring thoughtful engagement.”
“The University of Michigan aims to carefully review new U.S. government policies, ensuring thoughtful engagement.”
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