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The botched project caused the deaths of mice and exposed staff to a genotoxin, which can damage DNA

Tags: Metro Detroit, News, Education, Oakland University, Stop Animal Exploitation Now, animal research, education, Oakland County, Michael Budkie, genotoxin, research

The worker-owned co-op offers health screenings, therapy, and reiki healing with a sliding scale model

Tags: Culture, Health and wellness, Mobile City Motor Wellness, Culture, Detroit communities, Detroit worker-owned co-op

The long-awaited Neighborhood Grocery has finally opened with the help of a Motor City Match grant

Tags: Food News, Local Businesses, Neighborhood Grocery, Jefferson Chalmers Detroit, Black-owned businesses in Detroit, culture, food insecurity

A live exhibition will feature street art by Detroit artist ‘The Hood Picasso’

Tags: Arts, Local Businesses, Music, Things to Do, Visual Art, Art, Culture, Creativity, Mexican Independence Day, Latin heritage, food, graffiti, Pontiac Festival of the Arts

While the boys go to Jupiter to get more stupider, we’re going to ‘Build a Human Habitat on Mars’

Tags: Culture, Things to Do, Arts & Culture, Michigan Science Center, Build a Human Habitat on Mars exhibit, Things to do in Detroit, Culture

The findings paint a gloomy picture of life in Michigan’s largest city

Tags: Metro Detroit News, News, Survey, poll, Detroit, suburbs, quality of life, education, jobs, affordable housing, Gallup, Detroit Regional Chamber

The Detroit Academy of Arts Sciences made the offer as schools struggle with teacher shortages

Tags: Metro Detroit News, Education, Detroit Academy of Arts & Sciences, teachers, teacher salaries, education, Detroit

The phrase is a coded insult that means ‘Fuck Joe Biden’

Tags: Michigan News, News, Joe Biden, Let's Go Brandon, school, education, Tri County Area Schools, Western Michigan, First Amendment, Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression

‘I should not be here giving this speech,’ an MSU student said

Tags: Michigan News, News, School, education, Michigan, gun control, Michigan Legislature, red flag law, guns

The 11-year-old girl was found alone in a hallway, covered in blood

Tags: Metro Detroit News, News, Detroit, lawsuit, Wayne County Circuit Court, Charter school, education, Jon Marko

The school board fired Benjamin Edmondson after he filed suit

Tags: Metro Detroit News, News, Romulus, Romulus Community schools, schools, education, Benjamin Edmondson, racial discrimination, whistleblower, lawsuit, U.S. District Court

The museum is still in the final phase of its planned $65 million expansion

Tags: Culture, Music, Motown Museum, Hitsville USA, culture

Neighborhood Grocery has yet to open its doors, but that hasn’t stopped owner Raphael Wright from fighting food insecurity

Tags: Culture, Local businesses, Neighborhood Grocery, Raphael Wright, food insecurity, culture, local businesses

Massage therapists, clairvoyants, and psilocybin healers have set up shop in the building helmed by the owners of The Schvitz

Tags: Culture, Local businesses, The Schvitz, The Convent, health and wellness, Culture, Magdalene Airbnb

The school was at risk of losing its accreditation due to its lack of diversity, suit states

Tags: Metro Detroit News, Education, Schoolcraft College, Wayne County, lawsuit, racism, Livonia, education, racial discrimination

Data from the September release of standardized test scores showed some of the steepest learning declines for Michigan students in a half-century

Tags: Michigan News, Education, Michigan, education, schools

How the rich and powerful game the meritocracy

Tags: The Incision, The Incision, college, education, chemistry, student debt crisis

Detroit Public Thrift started as a pop-up and is finally getting a permanent storefront after three years of planning

Tags: Culture, Local businesses, Labor, Detroit Public Thrift, Hamtramck, Worker-owned business, Co-op business, Culture

The safety measures were taken after brawls broke out among spectators at a game between the Flint Jaguars and Beecher Buccaneers

Tags: Michigan News, News, Schools, education, Flint Community Schools, Football, student sports, Beecher High School, Flint High School

Despite the state allocating more and more money into teacher retention and attraction, harassment, change of emotional climate in schools and politicization of K-12 school curricula has been driving teachers to leave the profession the last few years

Tags: Michigan News, Education, Michigan, education