Editorials
From the Daily: Bad business
BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY
The Business School should make its grading policy consistent with other undergraduate schools and programs within the University.
From the Daily: Aiding financial aid
BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Major financial contributions to the University should be siphoned to financial aid funding.
From the Daily: Essential expansion
BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY
From both a financial and social standpoint Michigan needs to adopt these expansion policies in order to be a national leader in accessible and high quality health care.
From the Daily: Scoring the scorecard
BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Though the College Scorecard is a step in the right direction in that it serves to make colleges more transparent and accountable by publicizing student debt load and financial difficulties post-graduation, it fails to consider in-state and out-of-state tuition differences, as well as long-term student success.
From the Daily: Misguided management
BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY
While Detroit is in desperate need of repair, Snyder’s decision to appoint an emergency financial manager is a shortsighted move that subverts the democracy of Detroit's institutions and residents.
From the Daily: Scientific accessibility
BY THE MICHIGAN DAILY
This policy is beneficial to the public, scientists and science as a whole and finally lets taxpayers have access to the information they pay for.
Kevin Mersol-Barg: Keep the ‘U’ honest
BY KEVIN MERSOL-BARG
Last May, President Coleman asserted that the University, among others in the state, is “underperforming in terms of our out-of-state student population.” By what measure is the University underperforming?
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