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LSA pauses first-semester pass/no credit grading pilot program (opens the original)
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LSA announced a pause to its first-semester grade-covering pilot program in a Sept. 28 update. First announced in August 2026, the program was intended to help incoming students transition onto campus and “curb the mental health crisis” among college students. The announcement received national attention from several news outlets. In an update to the LSA website, the college said the program is on hold at the request of University leadership to allow for additional input and analysis. “The first
LSA pauses first-semester pass/no credit grading pilot program (opens the original)
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LSA announced a pause to its first-semester grade-covering pilot program in a Sept. 28 update. First announced in August 2026, the program was intended to help incoming students transition onto campus and “curb the mental health crisis” among college students. The announcement received national attention from several news outlets. In an update to the LSA website, the college said the program is on hold at the request of University leadership to allow for additional input and analysis. “The first
Ford panelists talk election security and democratic participation (opens the original)
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University of Michigan students, faculty and community members gathered in the Ford School of Public Policy Wednesday morning for “Michigan elections: Local control, national scrutiny, and public trust,” a bipartisan conversation about protecting elections, maintaining public trust and expanding voter participation. The event featured leaders from the Democracy Defense Foundation, including former Michigan Govs. John Engler and James J. Blanchard; former U.S. Representative Michael D. Bishop, R-
Michigan joins lawsuit blocking Trump rule that allows officials to deny green cards to immigrants using public benefits (opens the original)
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Twenty-two states, including Michigan, alongside a coalition of cities and counties, filed lawsuits against President Donald Trump’s administration Monday to challenge a new Department of Homeland Security rule. The rule would give immigration officers wider authority to deny green card applications if they deemed the applicant dependent on government aid. The new rule follows a period of intensified immigration enforcement by the Trump administration. Many of Trump’s immigration policies have f
June 2026 legislative roundup: Mail-in-vote laws, tuition reimbursement tax credit and data center guardrails (opens the original)
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Each month, The Michigan Daily publishes a compilation of bills in the Michigan Legislature for students at the University of Michigan to know about. The following article explains five bills that have been introduced, passed or signed into law by the Michigan Legislature or Gov. Gretchen Whitmer throughout the month of June 2026. House Bills 6135 through 6142, introduced June 25 by House Democrats, aim to establish guardrails for data centers built in Michigan. The package responds to rapid dat
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