The Monroe Street Journal, University of Michigan Business School, Ann Arbor, MI
1 day ago by Dan Bilen & Robyn Katzman
Being on the MSJ Board has its perks, one being the opportunity to sit down and interview Dean Dolan. While we selfishly wanted to select the questions for the interview, we realize that you, our readers, would be better served if the questions came directly from the greater student body.
The Monroe Street Journal, University of Michigan Business School, Ann Arbor, MI
17 hours ago by
Did you know that Angola is now China's largest oil exporter, not Saudi Arabia or that a patch of dessert about the size of Maryland in Niger (a West African country) can supply enough solar energy to power all of the needs of Europe? Believe it or not but Africa touches your life everyday-from the coffee you drink to the gas in your car.
The Monroe Street Journal, University of Michigan Business School, Ann Arbor, MI
20 hours ago by Melissa Antokal
Early December is often a juggling act of trying to fit in as many calorie-packing, music-filled evenings as possible before the celebrations of the holiday and New Year really knock us on our bums. This particular holiday season there was one party not to pass up - The Holiday Party hosted by Ross Net Impact and Art Enterprise.
Mirror News, Henry Ford Community College, Dearborn, MI
15 hours ago by Ian Cruz
Music is not defined by good looks, hair products, or by the numerous sexual encounters an artist has. By generating a natural feeling everyone can share, an artist has the ability to make music a more genuine experience to any listener. Take Bayside for example - full of the raw intensities of life in every lyric, supported by bittersweet melodies and catchy guitar, Bayside is more for the music hungry ear than any teeny bopper act out now.
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The Varsity News , University of Detroit Mercy , MI
2 days ago by Michael Martinez
It was supposed to be a good night. Curtis Eatmon was supposed to be celebrating his first game in a Detroit Titans basketball jersey. It was Oct. 30, and Eatmon was making the most of his chance with a Division I club, coming off the bench for coach Ray McCallum.
The Collegian, Hillsdale College, MI
1 day ago by Marieke van der Vaart
A few million dollars is all that separates students from playing tennis indoors and sipping smoothies in the Roche Sports Complex.
A track-tennis building would be the first of three major building projects Hillsdale College will undertake when funding goals have been reached, Vice President of Administration Rich Péwé said.
The Collegian, Hillsdale College, MI
1 day ago by Patrick Timmis
Sophomore Erin Hotchkiss isn't quite your typical Seventh Day Adventist - she attends Hillsdale College, for one thing. Most children who grow up in Adventist schools enroll in Adventist colleges, but she sought a different atmosphere.
"I'm not like the typical, 'Look at me and this is Adventism,'" she said.
The Collegian, Hillsdale College, MI
15 hours ago by Mary Petrides
About a two-hour drive from Hillsdale, Detroit has climbed Forbes magazine's annual America's Most Miserable Cities list. Last year, it took the seventh spot. This year, it's No. 4. Hillsdale students from the Detroit area had different opinions of the ranking.
The Varsity News , University of Detroit Mercy , MI
2 days ago by Allison Bohn
With the busy schedules that students maintain and with the stress of homework, exams, quizzes and trying to maintain their G.P.A, sometimes it is important to take a night off and focus on something a little more light-hearted.
Although breast cancer is not cheerful, a party to raise money for breast cancer research can be.
The Varsity News , University of Detroit Mercy , MI
2 days ago by Michael Martinez
This is right where the UDM women's basketball team expected to be.
Even after the pre-season rankings said they would finish eighth in the conference, even after injuries cut their roster to eight and even after they started the season 2-9, the Titans know they have what it takes to win the Horizon League championship.
The Technician, Kettering University, MI
3 days ago by Robert Hayes
With the onslaught of media stories covering the recent rash of Toyota recalls, which at latest count included eight separate safety recalls, encompassing safety defects ranging from faulty floor mat placement and "sticky" accelerator pedals, to hybrid braking systems and faulty Tundra drive shafts.
The Technician, Kettering University, MI
4 days ago by Benjamin Sussman
In Moon, the film written and directed by Duncan Jones, we are confronted with several fundamental ethical issues. Sam Bell faces the alienation of being alone on a lunar station, completely isolated from earth by a faulty communications link. However, the reasons for this isolation are not as simple as being alone on the moon.
The Technician, Kettering University, MI
3 days ago by Trent Sutherland
Kettering University and the surrounding area will soon to be the site of a trifecta of construction projects, aimed at repairing, beautifying, and increasing the efficiency of traffic flow to and around Campus. Specifically, repairing and narrowing University Avenue, continuing the Flint River Trail along the periphery of Campus, and increasing the accessibility of Kettering from the Hammerberg road exit off of I-69.
The Michigan Times, University of Michigan, Flint, MI
4 days ago by Aaron Burch
For a project years in the making, plans to renovate or remove the Hamilton Dam in the Flint river are beginning to hold water
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