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Felony charges stemming from University of Michigan protests are dismissed for some
University of Michigan lawyers claim school is immune from Matt Weiss data breach
Consumer sentiment tumbles in April as inflation fears spike, University of Michigan survey shows
Consumer sentiment worsens as inflation fears grow, University of Michigan survey shows
University of Michigan shutters all of its DEI offices as Trump continues to exert influence over higher ed
US Department of Education investigates University of Michigan and Grand Valley State for Civil Rights violations
Dusty May on Indiana coaching search: 'I'm very, very happy at the University of Michigan'
University of Michigan sued over anti-protest policies targeting Palestinian demonstrators
ACLU sues University of Michigan over campus bans for pro-Palestinian protesters
The University of Michigan has suspended a pro-Palestinian group for 2 years
Fired opera singer sues University of Michigan, saying his rights were violated
University of Michigan basketball fans return to high school lot to find vehicles broken into
University of Michigan ends partnership with Shanghai Jiao Tong University over national security concerns
University of Michigan ends Chinese partnership after intense pressure from US lawmakers
University of Michigan to end partnership with a Chinese university over national security concerns
D.E.I. Official at University of Michigan Is Fired Over Antisemitism Claim, Lawyer Says
University of Michigan to stop mandating diversity statement for faculty members
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