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UMich seeks community feedback on AI policy draft (opens the original)
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The University of Michigan called for community input regarding a set of proposals for how to handle generative artificial intelligence on campus Thursday. The recommendations come from the AI in Education Working Group, which was established in December 2025 to investigate the role of AI in classrooms and provide policy suggestions. Feedback will be accepted through a community comment form until Sept. 17. The group’s objective was to offer strategic suggestions to the University based on facul
LSA pilot program to make grades pass/fail for first year students (opens the original)
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The University of Michigan’s College of Literature, Science and the Arts announced a pilot program Aug. 5 which, beginning fall 2027, will designate first-semester grades for first-year LSA students’ transcripts as either Pass or No Credit. In an announcement to the LSA website, the college clarified students will still receive grades on each assignment, as well as feedback based on their performance. “While LSA students will still receive grades and instructor feedback in every course as they a
CSG discusses member recall, resolutions for school year (opens the original)
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The University of Michigan’s Central Student Government met over Zoom Tuesday evening to discuss the CSG code of conduct, as well as various resolutions for the upcoming school year. The meeting began with the swearing-in of Public Policy rising junior Juan Moreno as military-affiliated student ex-officio, and Public Policy rising junior Jacob Hubbs as a representative for the Ford School of Public Policy. Recalls were then proposed for Engineering rising junior Julia Schneider, College of Engin
CSG discusses member conduct, considers constitutional amendment allowing member removal CSG discusses member conduct and possible amendment (opens the original)
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The University of Michigan’s Central Student Government held a special meeting over Zoom Monday evening to discuss member conduct and introduce an amendment to the CSG constitution. The proposed amendment, CA 16-005, was the primary focus of the meeting. CA 16-005 would create a formal procedure for removing a current member of the CSG body via a two-thirds majority vote; without the amendment, removals would continue to be handled by the Central Student Judiciary. The meeting began with communi
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