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Students in the Eastern UP Intermediate School District are eligible to apply for a $500 scholarship. This is through the EUP Promise Zone and is for students planning on attending Bay Mills Community College or Lake Superior State University.
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A Michigan research group draws an exhaustive picture of the social determinants that affect Michigan’s health. Drawing from dozens of data sources, the 121-page report concludes that income is the highest predictor of health.
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Central Michigan University President Neil MacKinnon spoke on numerous university challenges and successes, including low enrollment and on-campus changes, during the annual State of the University Address on Wednesday.
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Michigan education leaders are pushing to close equity gaps in higher education as part of the state’s "60 by 30" goal. At a recent roundtable, advocates pointed to financial barriers, lack of awareness about aid programs and fear of sharing personal data as challenges, particularly for minority students.
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Green Door Folk School in Traverse City creates diverse relationships through communal learning and getting back to basic skills.
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The Michigan Department of Lifelong Education, Advancement, and Potential says nearly 52% of state residents have received a skill certificate or college diploma.
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A new study finds Michigan school children are making up some ground lost during remote schooling because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Earlier this summer, Bill Pink began is tenure as the 19th President of Ferris State University. He is the first Black man to be at the helm of the university.
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The Central Michigan University Board of Trustees decided to pause its plans to develop apartment-style housing known as the Washington Commons Project.
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The bi-partisan School Safety Task Force within the Michigan House of Representatives recently unveiled a progress report after three months of meetings. The letter outlines several potential recommendations focused on health support and threat reduction, but none involve firearm safety.