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Young voters made their voices heard during this month's midterms, turning out in relatively high numbers in an election that produced the first congressperson from Generation Z. But university students and voting rights advocates say voters on college campuses faced far too many difficulties trying to cast their ballots.

A study of retweets by researchers from the University of Michigan has indicated that politicians from various parties show preferences for certain publications. On social media, individual journalists tend to be engaged more by the opposition as compared to media houses, which somewhat tend to be divided between the governing…

The changes will take effect ahead of this weekend’s game against Nebraska.

U.S. stocks traded mixed this morning on Friday, after the Dow Jones jumped 1,200 points in the previous session.

Trading in the U.S. index futures points to the buying momentum extending into the final session of the week. The market may turn to the University Of Michigan's consumer sentiment report for trading cues, although profit-taking could take some sheen off the rally.

In today's Wade v Univ. of Michigan, the Michigan Supreme Court sent a challenge to the University of Michigan's gun ban back to the Court of Appeals, for consideration in light of N.Y. State Rifle & Pistol Ass'n v. Bruen. The Court didn't issue an opinion, but Justice David Viviano…

Did University of Michigan President Santa Ono throw some fuel on the greatest rivalry in sports?

Scores of turtle species are under threat from poaching

The U.S. military learned a valuable lesson about race during the Vietnam War: Diversity does not happen without affirmative action.