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Why did I leave a job with excellent pay, retirement benefits, medical insurance and career advancement to work for a small non-profit? It's called passion.
Community colleges serve often as the access point for education and can also be a catalyst for economic development. Here are five tips about community colleges and your way to celebrate as well as honor them this month.
MSU Beyond Coal has collected over 10,000 petition signatures to retire the dirty, aging plant over the course of their 2.5 year campaign.
While Michigan State and Louisville look similar in many areas on paper, there's one major advantage the Spartans have over the Cardinals: Michigan State has Draymond Green. Louisville does not.
It's March Madness. The biggest money-maker in college sports. And ironically, it features two top basketball players playing for the #1 seed who escaped culpability for an alleged rape.
Our friendly rivalries aside, U of Michigan and MSU students alike are stepping up in meaningful ways to make an impact in the lives of students and the future of our state and country.
Online involvement has transformed the high school experience, prom, and most significantly, the college application process.
Malaria rates are dropping across Africa because of the supporters who have joined the movement to end malaria. This weekend is our opportunity to see what more we can do to change the world.
U.S. News can tell you which colleges and universities are ranked the "best," but what about your right to express yourself on campus?
Ben Bernanke's recent plans to print more money to provide full employment without inflation is a policy in dismal company according to Ben Bernanke's own views before he became Fed chairman.
Football coaches are the best bargain in sports. But what makes them good at their jobs is also what makes them a danger to their bodies. And they don't know how to do it any other way.
In this age of campus obsession with sensitivity above all else, some may think that criticizing a university professor could rightfully land a student in hot water. But colleges and universities must not insulate themselves from serious controversy.
Laurel Hicklinis standing in the stacks at the Steinway Library. She takes a deep breath. "There's nothing like the smell of books," she says in delight.
A distinguished panel of experts gathered Saturday at the Philoctetes Center for the Multidisciplinary Study of Imagination for a standing room-only r...
With the litany of problems Rodriguez has faced in Ann Arbor in such a short period of time, there is no doubt that the pressure is on to right the ship immediately.
We all hate spam, but censors, especially ones on college campuses, are remarkably good at bundling protected speech with speech that does not enjoy constitutional protection.
