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Author: David Jesse, Detroit Free Press

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‘There’s no way we’re ready’: Michigan State students return to class a week after shooting

February 20, 2023David Jesse, Detroit Free PressComments Off on ‘There’s no way we’re ready’: Michigan State students return to class a week after shooting

Many Michigan State students have said they aren’t ready to return to classes after a nab killed three students and wounded five on Feb. 13.

Sports

Records: Ishbia, St. Andre paying $24 million toward Mel Tucker’s $95 million salary

December 22, 2022David Jesse, Detroit Free PressComments Off on Records: Ishbia, St. Andre paying $24 million toward Mel Tucker’s $95 million salary

MSU turned over the gift agreements after a judge agreed with the Detroit Free Press that the records were open to the public.

Sports

University of Michigan reaches $490M settlement in sexual abuse case involving former football doctor

January 19, 2022David Jesse, Detroit Free PressComments Off on University of Michigan reaches $490M settlement in sexual abuse case involving former football doctor

The university has reached a settlement with hundreds of people suing the university after being sexually assaulted by former football team doctor.

Nation

Michigan AG offers to conduct ‘extensive investigation’ into Oxford school officials’ actions before deadly shooting

December 5, 2021David Jesse, Detroit Free PressComments Off on Michigan AG offers to conduct ‘extensive investigation’ into Oxford school officials’ actions before deadly shooting

The Michigan AG has offered her department’s services to do an independent investigation of how Oxford High School officials handled the situation.

News

Something unusual is happening at many small, conservative Christian colleges: They’re growing

October 23, 2021David Jesse, Detroit Free PressComments Off on Something unusual is happening at many small, conservative Christian colleges: They’re growing

Enrollment growth in two Christian college associations far outpaces the overall trend in the private nonprofit school sector. Here’s why.

Sports

Matt Schembechler, former Michigan players call for accountability. Will Bo’s statue stay?

June 10, 2021David Jesse, Detroit Free PressComments Off on Matt Schembechler, former Michigan players call for accountability. Will Bo’s statue stay?

Those at Thursday news conference said the University of Michigan has yet to apologize for actions taken to keep Robert Anderson as team doctor.

Sports

Jim Harbaugh, Michigan talking contract extension with deal due to expire after 2021 season

December 8, 2020David Jesse, Detroit Free PressComments Off on Jim Harbaugh, Michigan talking contract extension with deal due to expire after 2021 season

With his current contract due to expire after the 2021 season, Jim Harbaugh and Michigan are discussing a possible extension.

Tech

Sensors, apps, police patrols: Colleges are trying to track students to contain COVID-19 cases. Students are pushing back.

August 25, 2020August 26, 2020David Jesse, Detroit Free PressComments Off on Sensors, apps, police patrols: Colleges are trying to track students to contain COVID-19 cases. Students are pushing back.

To stay open, America’s colleges need to stop COVID-19 cases. But students say tracking locations and vital signs with apps and sensors is a betrayal.

Sports

Lawsuit alleges former Michigan football coach Bo Schembechler knew about sexual abuse by team doctor

July 30, 2020David Jesse, Detroit Free PressComments Off on Lawsuit alleges former Michigan football coach Bo Schembechler knew about sexual abuse by team doctor

New lawsuit filed against University of Michigan says student told ex-football coach Bo Schembechler he was assaulted by team doctor Robert Anderson.

News

Will students show up for college in fall 2020? Community colleges offer a hint. It isn’t pretty.

April 27, 2020April 27, 2020David Jesse, Detroit Free PressComments Off on Will students show up for college in fall 2020? Community colleges offer a hint. It isn’t pretty.

Declines in summer enrollments could signal tough times for community colleges, who are trying to figure out plans for fall 2020 amid coronavirus.

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