Host Sam Small and Associate Producer Sean Lang talk about what it means to be DIY and speak with local DIY legend Fred Thomas
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The Daily Weekly talks with water experts on the issues facing Ann Arbor water including U-M PhD student Derek Smith who studies algal blooms, Ann Arbor Water Treatment Plant Manager Brian Steglitz, and Executive Director of the Huron River Watershed
The Wolverines went 1-1 this week, so what do we make of them now? Plus, we break down the Big Ten standings and what expectations are for the rest of the season. That and Mike makes the case for Purdue basketball to win the Big Ten Tournament.
On this installment of the Spotlight Artist series, Sammy talks with MEMCO members Petr Moore and Jamie Johnson about their lives as student DJs.
EPA worker representative Mark Coryell talks impact of previous government shutdown. Sammy Sussman discusses his investigative piece on SMTD professor Stephen Shipps.
Meet Aly, Anurima, and Dierra as they highlight people of color on the University of Michigan's campus and in today's popular culture. Join them and their special guest speakers as they chat, snap, and clap-back. Get vulnerable, get comfortable, get real, and get ready to Pass the Mic.
Michigan's softball and baseball seasons are getting underway. We preview their seasons with Daily writers covering the teams.
The Department of Education is investigating a complaint filed by U-M Flint Professor Mark Perry alleging that the University of Michigan discriminates against men.
The Wolverines took their second loss of the season in convincing fashion, and it leaves us with questions about whether or not Michigan's depth could prohibit it from reaching its season goals. Also, Max turned 21.
In this episode, host Catherine Nouhan talks with Public Policy senior Lauren Schandevel and LSA seniors Meaghan Wheat and Zach Tingley who created the social class and inequalities studies minor.