Federal Judge Considers Dismissing MSU Students’ Deportation Lawsuit
December 2, 2025
The U.S. government reversed its policy affecting international students, but fears of deportation linger without a court order.
The U.S. government reversed its policy affecting international students, but fears of deportation linger without a court order.
Five University of Michigan lecturers recognized for excellence in instruction and inclusive teaching practices.
As winter approaches, the University of Michigan may reduce non-critical operations during severe weather. Critical staff must report, while others work remotely or stay home without pay loss if unable to work remotely. For details, see the Emergency Reduction in Operations policy.
A coalition expands its lawsuit against Trump’s plan to dismantle the Education Department, citing potential student harm.
Volunteers at Temple Emanu-El packed “Standing Up to Hate” lesson boxes, promoting inclusivity and combating bullying.
Deeply personal cultural journeys unite Ann Chih Lin and Ian Shin at U-M’s Lieberthal-Rogel Center for Chinese Studies.
Donzaleigh Abernathy and Derrick Johnson will speak at U-M’s 2026 MLK Symposium, themed “Unbowed and Unbroken.”
U-M relocated Raoul Wallenberg’s historic home to preserve its legacy, adding it to a campus development project.
U-M and Argonne National Laboratory solidify decades of collaboration with a new five-year partnership in research and innovation.
As Michigan faces Ohio State on Nov. 29, Kyle Kipke’s team ensures the stadium is ready for 110,000+ fans.
Kyle Kipke and Morgan Petriko’s unique journeys led them to roles at the University of Michigan’s iconic stadium.
Rogério M. Pinto, born in Brazil, grew up under a dictatorship. He uses art in teaching and research to foster empathy and healing.
