Editorials
From the Daily: Communicating safety
BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY
In the absence of federal law, the University needs to set clear standards when investigating off-campus crime.
From the Daily: Politics over sound policy
BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Despite general indignation against enormous education cuts in the past, the Republican proposal plays petty politics with devastating effects to education.
From the Daily: Give students a say
BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Regardless of the method it chooses, the University should give students a more active role in choosing their commencement speaker.
From the Daily: Vote Osborn and Sakwa
BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Due to the party's commitment to social change and everyday student struggles, The Michigan Daily's editorial board endorses forUM for CSG leadership.
From the Daily: Colleges, not corporations
BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY
University President Mary Sue Coleman is set to leave office in 2014, and with the continued controversy over the role of a university president, the University needs to take NYU’s situation into account when choosing its next leader.
From the Daily: Online learning, to a degree
BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Michigan should consider legislation to ensure that students that use MOOCs, such as Udacity and Coursera, obtain credit towards their degree.
From the Daily: Consequential inaction
BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY
In order to promote economic growth, Congress should avoid many portions of the Ryan plan — especially those involving government spending — as negotiations continue. Most importantly (and perhaps obviously), the consequences of not passing a budget last year highlight the need for Congress to pass a full budget.
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