Slope Stabilization Project Starts on Nichols Drive in March 2025
January 30, 2025
Slope stabilization project on Nichols Drive starts with tree removal in March; road closures begin in April.
Slope stabilization project on Nichols Drive starts with tree removal in March; road closures begin in April.
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Flint, once a hub of innovation, now seeks revival with a Mellon grant to explore democratic practices and community resilience.
Alexandra Murphy explores why 36% of Detroiters struggle with transportation and how the TSI can offer solutions.
The Civic Librarian Project empowers librarians to use technology for community problem-solving and civic engagement.
Two U-M faculty and an advocacy group will receive awards for promoting diversity and equity on Feb. 13.
Autonomous vehicles offer convenience and safety but pose challenges, especially for young drivers in takeover scenarios.
CRIME ALERT CANCELED – January 24, 2025 – Suspect identified and taken into custody for felonious assault.
“The University of Michigan aims to carefully review new U.S. government policies, ensuring thoughtful engagement.”
State Sen. Susan Webber introduced Senate Bill 107 to educate students on preventing child sex and human trafficking.
Water desalination plants can now use carbon cloth electrodes to remove boron, a toxic contaminant, from seawater.
Erika Alexander inspires activists to persist in the fight for justice at the University of Michigan’s MLK Symposium.
Karen Grant and NJ librarians face challenges from parents demanding book bans. New laws aim to protect librarians’ rights.
