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Authorities raid Michigan homes that advocates say belong to pro-Palestinian activists
The raids — at homes in Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti and Canton — were not tied to immigration issues or on-campus demonstrations against Israel that have taken place over the last year and a half, according to a spokesman for Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel.
According to a recently released list from Forbes Magazine, U-M ranks among the best "new Ivies.' See the full list ...
Roddy Gayle Jr. scored a season-high 26 points vs. Texas A&M to propel Michigan basketball to the Sweet 16. Now, he's ...
A former Malone University swimmer sued former University of Michigan assistant football coach Matt Weiss, who faces federal ...
Lawyers for the University of Michigan and its Board of Regents argue they are immune from lawsuits filed by two women ...
The Michigan Wolverines significantly impacted the NFL draft, with three national championship players going in the first ...
Haoxiang Gao, a 20-year-old Chinese national accused of illegally voting in the Michigan election, failed to appear in court ...
The raids authorized by the Michigan Attorney General and executed by the FBI and law enforcement agencies took place ...
After the Trump administration targeted DEI efforts, the University of Michigan is looking for other ways to help needy ...
The Miami Dolphins selected Kenneth Grant with the 13th overall pick. A defensive tackle out of the University of Michigan, ...
ANN ARBOR, MI -- One person detained during a raid of an Ann Arbor home was a University of Michigan student, according to a ...
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