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U-M Cancels Hamas–Israel War Referendums

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Lessons from the First Thanksgiving

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A Litmus Test for Free Speech on Campus

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The American Solidarity Party Comes to U-M

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A Day in the Life of a Michigan Defensive Lineman

  1. U-M Cancels Hamas–Israel War Referendums
  2. Lessons from the First Thanksgiving
  3. A Litmus Test for Free Speech on Campus
  4. The American Solidarity Party Comes to U-M
  5. A Day in the Life of a Michigan Defensive Lineman

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U-M Cancels Hamas–Israel War Referendums

U-M cancels Hamas–Israel war referendums.

A Litmus Test for Free Speech on Campus

The university’s response to student demonstrations on the Hamas–Israel war will speak volumes about free speech.

The American Solidarity Party Comes to U-M

Peter Sonski’s presidential platform offers a necessary alternative to the status quo.

Politics

The American Solidarity Party Comes to U-M

Peter Sonski’s presidential platform offers a necessary alternative to the status quo.

Gina M. Raimondo Comes to the Ford School

The secretary of commerce discusses projecting American strength at home and abroad.

CSG Spends a Lot of Money Every Semester. Here’s How It Could Be Done More Efficiently

There are three basic steps that CSG could take in raising the ceiling of its capabilities.

Sports

A Day in the Life of a Michigan Defensive Lineman

Ethan Neff interviews Michigan football’s Joey Klunder.

The Detroit Lions Don’t Need To Be Perfect To Make The 2023 NFL Playoffs

In the world of sports, hope springs eternal. For the Detroit Lions and their dedicated fan base, hope is alive and well. The 2023 NFL season has the potential to be a turning point for the Lions as they aim to capitalize on the momentum they ended their 2022 season with. Although the Lions posted […]

Thank you, Cade McNamara

Cade McNamara deserves nothing but the utmost respect from University of Michigan football fans. The few, but clearly audible, “boos” that erupted within the student section when he graced the field for the September 10th game against Hawaii  were absolutely uncalled for. Frankly, they were shameful.  Cade McNamara joined  Michigan football in 2019 as one […]

Culture

Lessons from the First Thanksgiving

We, the American people, must remember the first Thanksgiving as the birth of American values.

Maison Edwards: Embracing Timelessness in the Modern City

Maison Edwards is a reminder of when Ann Arbor businesses were personal.

Florence Price is a Mediocre Composer

Why does U-M keep performing her pieces?

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