After Michigan State Police Director Col. Kristy Kibbey Etue shared a meme on Facebook calling football players who choose to take a knee during the national anthem “rich, entitled, arrogant, ungrateful, anti-American degenerates,” 85,000 people are demanding Gov. Rick Snyder fire her.
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In a report from the Equality of Opportunity project earlier this year, the University of Michigan ranked last in socioeconomic diversity out of 27 “highly selective” unive
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In an effort to increase inclusivity in University Residence Halls, the South Quad Residence Hall’s Afro-American Lounge is now open to all South Quad residents.
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Upon arriving an hour and a half before the Prime Student Housing office opened Monday, Engineering junior Henry Burns was greeted by a sprawling line of almost 40 people who had beat him in his efforts to reserve an apartment.
The cost of building a new Amtrak train station at Fuller Park — the city of Ann Arbor's preferred location for a new station — is about $5 million higher than prev
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Artist Mark Dion discussed his work “Waiting for the Extraordinary,” which was influenced by the original blueprint of the University of Michigan, Wednesday night at the Penny Stamps Speaker Series at the University of Michigan Museum of Art.
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The national spotlight placed on the debate over kneeling during the national anthem was brought Monday night to the Ann Arbor City Council, as four council members
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Meeting at Hanover Square Park and marching to Liberty Plaza in the rain, over 100 University of Michigan students, Ann Arbor residents and others took part in the Nationwide Solidarity March for Peace and Justice Saturday afternoon.
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Hans von Spakovsky, The Heritage Foundation’s manager on the election law reform initiative, and Bryan Caplan, economics professor at George Mason University, debated if President Donald Trump’s immigration platform harms the United States in an event hosted by The Michigan Review on Friday night
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In order to better serve the needs of first-generation students on campus, the University of Michigan has opened the First-Generation Student Gateway — a study lounge, meeting area and information hub concentrated into one cohesive space.
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Though any game day in Ann Arbor is bound to witness its fair share of police activity, the game against Michigan State University on Oct.
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University of Michigan hockey players will suit up Friday evening for the first time on the newly coined Red Berenson Ice Rink.
Engaged learning, which entails hands-on teaching and learning opportunities that often involve work with different communities in society, has become key to the University of Michigan's new site Engaged Michigan.
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The HERCULES laser, a scientific instrument used to study particle physics that's housed in the University of Michigan’s Center for Ultrafast Optical Science, is getting a power upgrad
On the afternoon of the University of Michigan vs. Michigan State University football game, a University student was attacked and beaten outside of East Quad Residence Hall, on the corner of Church and Hill Streets — next to the Alpha Epsilon Phi sorority house.
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The University of Michigan is allegedly blocking the release of records donated by retired ophthalmologist John Tanton, an activist who opposes immigration and founded the Federation
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Maurice Hurst, Michigan football’s defensive tackle, has taken up a part-time job as a driver for Uber.
In an interview Monday night with “Inside Michigan Football,” Hurst revealed he occasionally does an Uber run when he’s not busy with football.
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Through discovery, treatment and implementation — along with the use of analytics and big data — University of Michigan researchers will soon advance specia
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Outdoor enthusiasts in the Ann Arbor area now have two new miles of paved trail to blaze as of Saturday.
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Each week, The Michigan Daily will be publishing a wrap-up of the most important bills proposed in Michigan Legislature over the past seven days: