Despite Ann Arbor’s booming restaurant industry, UofM students struggle to keep their fridges stocked throughout the semester with healthy and affordable food. Where do students get their food, and how is student leadership addressing this issue?

On this week’s episode, we look at what this campus will look like during the presidential debate, how some Umich CS students have possibly hacked a voting app, and Kareem Rifai will explain international news you NEED to know to be an informed voter.

The Interim Sexual Misconduct Policy at the University of Michigan, was enacted on January 9th, 2019. It requires accusers of sexual assault to be cross-examined by the accused. In August, the ACLU of Michigan wrote an open letter to the university asking them to reverse this interim policy. 

We talk with these students opposed to the policy to discuss the differences between Title IX and the U's Interim Policy, and why the U opted for this update. 

As a public university that’s been coined as “liberal” we attract many bigots to our public spaces and just a few days ago, the Michigan State House passed legislation making it even easier for these controversial speakers to promote their ideology on campus. The bill is called “The College Campus Intellectual and Expressive Freedom Act.” As students, is it our responsibility to stand against this rhetoric, or should we ignore those who bring hate speech to our campus?

UHS' recent attempt to stop free STI tests was met with student backlash and resistance. After 48 hours of a student-made petition, UHS reversed their policy. What made this movement successful, & how can it be used as a model for other campus movements?