Law & Politics
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Diversity in government contracts still falls short of equal opportunity for disadvantaged firms
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Deadly fighting between Israeli military and Palestinian militants: U-M experts can discuss
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New $81M NIH grant will help US answer urgent need for better dementia care
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Indigenous Peoples Day celebrates Native heritage
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Too much of a good thing? Banks enjoying high returns in favorable times could be ‘warning sign’
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Do voters care about politicians’ ages?
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Should older adults with fewer years to live keep getting cancer screenings? U-M poll explores attitudes
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U-M experts discuss government funding as clock ticks toward shutdown
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New firearms safety grants explore reporting systems, safe storage, childhood injuries, more
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U-M researcher selected as White House Fellow
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Senate testimony: AI risks to the financial sector
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Mental health problems, political extremism found in many who bought firearms during COVID pandemic
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Speaker series to cover reparations, human-centered design, health impacts of oppression
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Unlocked and loaded: How most gun-owning households with teens store firearms
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Constitution Day speaker: 14th Amendment can disqualify Trump from holding office
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Housing shortages across Michigan alarming local leaders, according to U-M survey
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Alum John Hoyns commits $20M for scholarships at Michigan Law
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US Census Bureau poverty statistics: U-M experts can discuss
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What the wealthy consider ‘fair’ may not be equal to others