This week, we discuss why classes remained open despite -19-degree wind chills, the potential impact of the Trump administration on research funding at Umich, the charges pro-Palestinean protesters face following a die-in protest in August, a stabbing outside a campus health center pavilion and highlights from MLK day celebrations.

This week, we discuss a lawsuit filed against the University of Michigan by pro-Palestinian activists over alleged free speech violations, the University’s launch of the Institute for Civil Discourse, the removal of the CSG president and vice president from office, an Ann Arbor ordinance banning pre-tenancy fees, the break-ins of more than two dozen cars during a basketball game and the tentative contract agreement between the United Michigan Medicine Allied Professionals labor union and the University of Michigan Health.

The 2024 Election consumed both the University of Michigan campus and the country at large this year. Now that the results are in, the Daily Weekly team breaks down what exactly the results of the election are, and how students and voting participation organizers are feeling.

In this episode of the Daily Weekly, we will unpack what Project 2050 entails as a whole, including specific goals for civic engagement, sustainability, education, health, and campus connectivity. Plus, we talk to two faculty members from the Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning to learn more about the plan from an expert point of view.

This week, we discuss how CSG voted to impeach the CSG president and vice president, the Faculty Senate passed motions to address governance, gender-based violence and policy transparency, SACUA’s motion to censure the UMich Board of Regents, a vigil held on Liberty Plaza to honor the life of Aura Rosser, a 40-year-old Black woman who was killed by police officers 10 years ago, the 2024 Winter Commencement speaker and UMich Flint’s grant to recruit nursing students.

Stay tuned as we break down get out the vote efforts on campus leading up to Election Day on Tuesday, as well as some Election Day results. For all relevant election results, visit michigandaily.com or follow us on X.

This week, we break down how Harris and Walz visited Ann Arbor,  early in-person voting across Michigan, UMich and MSU students’ run of 64 miles between East Lansing and Ann Arbor, Pizza Cat’s grand opening, GEO’s rally against the decision for GSI reductions and The Daily’s Q & A sit-down with Michigan Supreme Court candidates.