Protesters call for more security at Oakland University

Students are proposing for I.D. scanners. They say it's a small step in the right direction to increase security measures.

• Apr 7, 2023

Wyandotte Schools Superintendent resigns, 5G antenna controversy continues

In a dramatic turn of events, the Wyandotte Public Schools superintendent recently resigned amid controversy surrounding a T-Mobile antenna placed atop Washington Elementary.

• Apr 5, 2023

Michigan Science Center creates space for girls in STEM

The Michigan Science Center has a fun, educational event coming up on April 1.

• Mar 31, 2023

Pensole Lewis students pitch ideas to design student center

Michigan's first and only HBCU is making strides to bring more opportunities for design students, and they're starting with their own campus.

• Mar 31, 2023

New security measures on the way for some Metro Detroit schools

Recently, Securatech started a partnership by winning bids with Berkley, Farmington Hills, and Pontiac school districts. The company says the biggest upgrade is doubling the number of cameras on each school's campus.

• Mar 30, 2023

University of Michigan grad assistants go on strike

Graduate assistants at the University of Michigan's Ann Arbor campus announced they're going on strike to fight for better pay.

• Mar 29, 2023

DOJ: Michigan nonprofit organizations fraudulently filed for PPP loans

According to the Department of Justice, MEA and MESSA either knew or should've known they were ineligible to apply for PPP.

• Mar 14, 2023

Wayne State University announces free tuition program for some students

The Wayne State Guarantee provides free tuition to incoming Michigan students with family incomes of $70,000 or less.

• Mar 13, 2023

Wyandotte school adds 5G tower, congressional member gets involved

Congressman Shri Thanedar is hoping to facilitate a happy medium. He says he's talked with the mayor and other city leaders.

• Mar 9, 2023

Finlandia University closing, will not enroll students for 2023-2024 academic year

The Board of Trustees says the decision is due to demographic changes as well as fewer high school graduates available, a decrease in interest in attending college, and an "unbearable debt load."

• Mar 2, 2023

University of Michigan planning to build residential quad with 2,300 beds

University officials say the quad is expected to open in fall 2025 and will be the first central campus residence hall built for first-year students since 1963.

• Feb 28, 2023

Michigan State University lifts COVID-19 vaccination requirement

University officials say the new policy is effective immediately.

• Feb 28, 2023

"Adulting 101" classes teach tax tips, building credit and more

The courses began in 2020 due to a demand of people, including those who are middle school age and in their 30s, not confident with their "adulting" skills.

• Feb 27, 2023

Michigan's count day for students is Feb. 8

The biannual count day for Michigan schools is on Wednesday, Feb. 8, which will help determine funding for schools.

• Feb 7, 2023

Eastern Michigan University hosting series for events honoring Black History Month

Eastern Michigan University is celebrating Black History Month with a series of events this month.

• Feb 3, 2023

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