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Investigations

Campus Conversations on the 2024 Presidential Election

December 4, 2024 24SY 68 Views Election, Politics, President

Student perspectives on the most pressing issues

—By Shaw Young

Investigations vol. 6

Game Day Litter and the Fight for a Greener U-M

December 3, 2024 24SB 62 Views Ann Arbor, Environment, Student Life, Sustainability, U-M

Students’ role in campus waste and U-Michigan’s sustainability initiatives

—By Sara Bernardo

Investigations vol. 5

Building a Safer Tomorrow

April 16, 2024 24RJP 387 Views Safety, Student Life, U-M

Delving into safety concerns and solutions at U-M

—By Raven Perry

A busy street across from the U-M LSA building

Investigations vol. 5

Parking in Perspective

April 16, 2024 24PM 392 Views Affordability, Ann Arbor, Sustainability, Transportation

Understanding Ann Arbor’s over-efficient parking system

—By Patty McLeod

Investigations vol. 5

Behind the Lab Doors

April 16, 2024 24BB 330 Views Ethics, Medicine, Research, Science

The medical applications of animal testing

—By Sabrina Xue and Brienne Bordes

Investigations vol. 5

Investment Banking: Worth the Investment?

April 16, 2024 24KRL 408 Views Business, Careers, Finance, U-M

An insight into the life of banking

—By Kate Levy

Investigations vol. 5

Ann Arbor’s Urban Facelift

April 16, 2024 24AK 310 Views Ann Arbor, Construction, Roundabouts, Sustainability, Traffic

Exploring congestion trends and their impact

—By Adam Karibian

A coyote wanders through a field of dry grasses.

Investigations vol. 5

Out of the Woodwork

April 16, 2024 24BA 354 Views Conservation, Coyotes, Environment, Wildlife

What to know about coyotes in your backyard

—By Brian Ankrapp

Investigations vol. 5

The Rush for Safety

April 16, 2024 24RP 495 Views Fraternities, Student Life, U-M

The reform of Greek Life in universities

—By Rohan Puri

Investigations vol. 5

Sober Students

April 16, 2024 24SF 372 Views Ann Arbor, Mental Health, Student Life, U-M

How U-M’s Collegiate Recovery Program uplifts students in recovery

—By Sam Farber