Three years after Supreme Court upheld consideration of race by flagship university, voters decide otherwise.
A day after state voters endorsed a ban on affirmative action, students and others at Michigan consider impact on the campus.
U. of Michigan considers legal challenge to referendum -- while others focus on stopping states from adopting similar ballot measures.
After referendum voted down use of race, U. of Michigan talked about suing. Weeks later, it's talking about carrying out the measure.
Wayne State law professors will vote on new admissions approach after Michigan nixed affirmative action. Are they being creative or evasive?
Court allows Michigan universities to finish their admissions cycles with current policies, but questions remain about future legal action.
Federal appeals panel finds no reason to delay Michigan measure or let universities finish year with old policies.
Michigan appeals court says state ban on gay marriage also limits benefits public colleges can offer gay employees.
Christian university resolves discrimination complaint by former associate dean who says gender identity led to firing.
Spring Arbor University, an evangelical Christian institution that recently made headlines for firing a transgender associate dean, withdrew Wednesday from a plan to offer courses at Lansing Community College’s new University Center because Spring Arbor could not sign on to the college’s non-discrimination policy.
