Government Shutdown Threatens Funding for Head Start Programs Nationwide
October 27, 2025
Funding for over 140 Head Start programs is at risk due to the ongoing government shutdown, affecting 65,000 children.
Funding for over 140 Head Start programs is at risk due to the ongoing government shutdown, affecting 65,000 children.
The Michigan Technology Community (MTech), formerly Michigan IT, is welcoming new voices to enhance collaboration.
Thirty-four University of Michigan faculty members are receiving awards this fall for their exceptional contributions in teaching, mentoring, service, and scholarship.
The University of Michigan partners with the Asian Development Bank to boost sustainable growth in Asia-Pacific regions.
Rose June Colby earned the first Ph.D. from U-M as a woman in 1886, marking a milestone in women’s education.
WASHINGTON — Proposed layoffs at the Education Dept. alarm disability advocates and Dems concerned about student impacts.
Three U-M Medical School faculty, Dee E. Fenner, Lisa Hope Harris, and Frederick Kofi Korley, join the National Academy of Medicine.
The James F. Lu World Fellows Program at U-M offers $150K to exceptional international Ph.D. students in engineering.
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Omar Yaghi, awarded the 2025 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, advanced MOFs, aiding CO2 capture and water harvesting.
