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J Street UMich splits from Hillel (opens the original)
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J Street at the University of Michigan has disaffiliated from Michigan Hillel after receiving an ultimatum to cut off ties with its national parent organization, J Street. The split, which appears to originate from the two organizations’ differing positions on Israel, has led some left-leaning Jewish students to worry that their views are increasingly not welcome within mainstream Jewish institutions on campus. J Street is a national political group that advocates for liberal Zionism, an ideolog
Inside the rise and ‘recolonization’ of Metal Frat (opens the original)
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On July 24, more than 100 people gathered at a house in North Burns Park to hear a small, alternative show hosted by Metal Frat. The music was intense and the audience crammed — typical attributes of a Metal Frat party — but the event’s atmosphere diverged from the fraternity’s typical shows. Metal Frat is known for throwing ragers, but this one featured barely contained undercurrents of actual rage. The fraternity was being shut down for a strange and, in the minds of all present, utterly unfai
Metal Frat shut down by alumni board over admission of women (opens the original)
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Metal Frat, a fraternity in North Burns Park known as an influential cornerstone of Michigan’s alternative music scene, was recently shut down as part of a controversy relating to it’s admittance of women and non-binary people into its ranks — a practice it began in 2016. According to multiple members’ accounts, Metal Frat’s alumni board have removed the organization’s membership of about 20 people from their house at 907 Lincoln Ave. to make way for a traditional all-male fraternity. Metal Frat
Construction delays may push Wolverine Village move-in (opens the original)
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Some prospective residents of the University of Michigan’s newest residence hall, Wolverine Village, may find themselves temporarily living elsewhere on campus, pending uncertain construction schedules. Announced in 2022 to address the growing student population and stagnant housing supply, Wolverine Village is the University’s first major housing project in over a decade. Located on East Hoover Avenue — near the Intramural Sports Building — the complex will contain a dining hall and five reside
David Miller will depart post to lead Vanderbilt Health (opens the original)
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Michigan Medicine CEO David Miller will leave his post at the University of Michigan to become the CEO of Vanderbilt Health and Dean of Vanderbilt University School of Medicine, according to a Michigan Medicine press release posted Wednesday. Miller has served as Michigan Medicine’s CEO since July 2025 after the resignation of his predecessor Marschall S. Runge, and has been the president of U-M Health since January 2021. He will remain in his post until Dec. 1, 2026, and begin his position at V
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