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Limited Funds: Why Our Endowment Cannot Pay for Everything

Campus July 22, 2020July 21, 2020 Lindsay Keiser 0 Comments

After the Board of Regents and President Schlissel voted to increase fall tuition during an economic recession and global pandemic, many students expressed their outrage.  Is it really fair to offer online classes, which are subjectively worse than in-person, at a higher price?  What does the $50 COVID fee cover?  Could the University really not […]

Exercises in Public Relations: The ‘Go Blue Guarantee’

Campus June 21, 2017 Michigan Review 4 Comments

Last Thursday, President Mark Schlissel alongside several members of the Board of Regents announced the “Go Blue Guarantee”, promising well-needed financial support for some of Michigan’s lower income families.  The guarantee ensures that in-state students whose family incomes fall at or below $65,000 per year receive a full-tuition scholarship for the entirety of their time […]

The Diag: Through Wind and Rain, The Million Student March

Campus November 16, 2015November 16, 2015 Jason Weaver 0 Comments

Whilst walking in circles and holding signs, protesters chanted such spirited remarks as:

“Hey, hey, ho, ho, tuition fees have got to go!”

“Money for jobs and education, not for war and occupation!”

And my personal favorite, “Education is a right, not just for the rich and white!”

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