Nora Dagher

Graduate school panel

by Nora Dagher

All undergraduate students worry about their future, it’s inevitable. They want to make sure their hard earned tuition dollars go to a productive education, one that secures them a job and future. It’s important that students ask the right questions, engage in the right dialogue, and get the right advice about their respective career choices. [...]

Arab Spring, a year later

by Nora Dagher

Professor Juan Cole, a Richard P. Mitchell Collegiate Professor at the University of Michigan in History, gave an enlightening lecture today at Rackham Auditorium on the Arab Spring and where it stands today. Starting with Tunisia’s role, a small country with little geopolitical clout on the world stage, Juan Cole was able to trace the [...]

Interfaith Action Dialogue Dinner

by Nora Dagher

I always relish opportunities to hear other people’s world views and opinions in a safe space. It seems that in today’s society, with so many stereotypes running rampant in the media, we often lose sight of other people miles around the globe as human beings. We forget that we all have fundamental commonalities and often [...]

Change in Housing Priority: Good or Bad?

by Nora Dagher

Upperclassmen returning to University Housing next year may be out of luck as the University is planning to change its current policy of housing priority, giving sophomores earlier sign up dates, and therefore better pick of housing, over returning juniors and seniors.

Suicide: Number One Killer of College Students?

by Nora Dagher

According to University of Virginia researchers, the leading cause of student deaths may be suicide.

Obama and the Youth Vote: Is Support Still There?

by Nora Dagher

President Obama’s fate may lie in the hands of young people aged 18 to 29.

Americans Elect Seeks to Change the System

by Nora Dagher

Fed up with partisan politics in Washington, the founders of Americans Elect took matters into their own hands. “Congress is very split and nowadays, we see very few candidates that do not polarize the American people either right or left,” says Harry Hantman, sophomore in the Ross School of Business and the Americans Elect Marketing [...]

The Quirks of Ann Arbor

by Nora Dagher

The Michigan Review interviews some of Ann Arbor’s quirkiest and most unique personalities.