Impact of Trump 2.0 on Michigan Education
December 6, 2024
Donald Trump’s education plans could cut funding, end discrimination protections, and close the U.S. Department of Education.
Donald Trump’s education plans could cut funding, end discrimination protections, and close the U.S. Department of Education.
Regent Ron Weiser, honored at his final U-M Board meeting, commits $10M for civil discourse institute, continuing his legacy.
The University of Michigan has extended Warde Manuel’s contract as Athletic Director through June 2030.
A Dane County Judge overturned Wisconsin’s Act 10, restoring public workers’ collective bargaining rights, sparking hope.
U-M reappoints Martino Harmon as VP for Student Life, extending his term through 2030 to enhance student experience.
A Michigan pilot program improves health outcomes for families, enhancing food security and housing stability, per a report.
Tachi and Leslie Yamada’s $20M donation established the Leslie D. Yamada and Tachi Yamada M.D. Director at U-M.
Out of 34 states, half had absenteeism rates for Native students 9 percentage points higher than the state average.
Out of 34 states, half reported absenteeism rates for Native American students at least 9 points higher than average.
LSA Professor Ursula Jakob explores aging with roundworms, revealing oxidative stress early in life boosts longevity.
Arizona AG Kris Mayes announced fraud charges in the school voucher program totaling over $100,000 for nonexistent students.
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