Editorials
From the Daily: Coding for success
BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY
The University should take a more integrative perspective in its approach in offering the hard sciences — one that could also appeal to those students outside these majors.
From the Daily: Funding mental health
BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY
To ensure that these programs are continued and made more accessible to students, the responsibility lies in the support of CSG and additional funding from the University.
From the Daily: Keep speech free
BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY
A college campus should be open to the exchange of viewpoints, and forcing the removal of a personal, largely inoffensive post is contrary to universities’ role in advocating free speech.
From the Daily: Petty politics
BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Following the contentious elections, CSG must refocus on serving the student body and quit wasting time and money on petty political games.
From the Daily: Put a pause on fracking
BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Michigan should place a moratorium on new natural gas extraction projects until there is a better understanding of the associated risks both by researchers and the public.
From the Daily: Equal work, equal tuition
BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY
With growing support in favor of tuition equality from faculty, students and community members, the hesitation in implementing tuition equality at the University is no longer acceptable.
From the Daily: Take the ‘U’ out of fossil fuel
BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY
When the new CSG executives take office, a renewed focus on sustainability must become a critical piece of the administration’s platform.
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