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Michigan politicians are saying no to data centers, but voters should be skeptical

In the past year, I have closely followed data center stories throughout the state of Michigan, particularly the University of Michigan’s development in Ypsilanti Township and OpenAI’s in Saline Township. Some data center projects have gone through despite public disapproval; however, many have also faced successful resistance movements, like those in Kalkaska, Howell, Wixom and […] The post Michigan politicians are saying no to data centers, but voters should be skeptical appeared first on The

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Democratic and Republican governors discuss bipartisan collaboration in Democracy Week panel

University of Michigan students and Ann Arbor residents gathered in Rackham Auditorium Monday for “How to disagree better: A forum with governors Spencer Cox and Lujan Grisham,” a moderated conversation between Utah Gov. Spencer Cox and New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham. The event aimed to bring leaders together from across the political aisle for […] The post Democratic and Republican governors discuss bipartisan collaboration in Democracy Week panel appeared first on The Michigan Daily.

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SACUA discusses campus surveillance, grade covering policy and AI committee

The University of Michigan’s Senate Advisory Committee on University Affairs met Monday afternoon in the Alexander G. Ruthven Building to discuss campus security, LSA’s new first-year grade covering policy and the addition of artificial intelligence working groups. The meeting began with a series of updates from SACUA Chair Kentaro Toyama, who suggested SACUA be present […] The post SACUA discusses campus surveillance, grade covering policy and AI committee appeared first on The Michigan Daily.

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We are all ‘performative’

In 2026, “performative” is a loaded accusation to charge someone with. This is most prevalently seen in the discourse surrounding the “performative male” — think men clad in baggy jeans and wired earbuds, drinking matcha and listening to Clairo. This specific type of performance is supposed to suggest emotional sensitivity and a vague sense of […] The post We are all ‘performative’ appeared first on The Michigan Daily.

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Scenes from the stage: Erykah Badu

After an 11-year hiatus, Erykah Badu released a joint album with The Alchemist, yet another project demonstrating Badu’s ability to mix hip-hop, R&B and soul. Badu and The Alchemist announced their live tour before the release of the album Before The World Blows. On Sept. 11, Badu and The Alchemist performed songs from their new […] The post Scenes from the stage: Erykah Badu appeared first on The Michigan Daily.

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What defines a Muslim

In my experience, Muslim communities across the West are fragmented by ethnic loyalty. The mosque I spent a majority of my life frequenting was not exclusively a space to learn about religion. Instead, it felt like a macrocosm of my own household dynamics. My childhood mosque was almost exclusively frequented by families who hailed from […] The post What defines a Muslim appeared first on The Michigan Daily.

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Whittingham not happy with penalty struggles, sets target goal for Week 3

When coach Kyle Whittingham told his players to “do more” last week, he wasn’t referring to the number of penalties they should rack up. But the No. 19 Michigan football team did more in that regard anyways, tallying 11 penalties for 90 yards and three first downs in a tight win over then-No. 11 Oklahoma […] The post Whittingham not happy with penalty struggles, sets target goal for Week 3 appeared first on The Michigan Daily.

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Michigan still working to jumpstart run game

For seemingly forever, the strength of the Michigan football team’s offense has always been on the ground. The same remains true this season under the Whittingham regime. After the 19th-ranked Wolverines’ first practice, offensive coordinator Jason Beck said he felt “very good” about the run game. Beck has leaned heavily on that rushing attack — […] The post Michigan still working to jumpstart run game appeared first on The Michigan Daily.

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Michigan finds mixed results at Kitty Harrison Invitational

For the Michigan women’s tennis team, fall invitationals function the final reps before the real trials of the individual season are at play. Over the weekend, the Wolverines faced off against a dense field of competitors at the Kitty Harrison Invitational in Chapel Hill. Michigan left with a mixed bag of results — going 1-5 […] The post Michigan finds mixed results at Kitty Harrison Invitational appeared first on The Michigan Daily.

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Michigan seniors outed in contrasting fashion on Kitty Harrison Invitational closing day

Sunday in Chapel Hill, N.C., Michigan women’s tennis seniors Piper Charney and Reese Miller lost in straight sets. The similarities end there. On the third day of the Kitty Harrison Invitational, a season-opening tournament hosted by North Carolina, Miller was in the final of the second of five brackets while Charney was in a consolation […] The post Michigan seniors outed in contrasting fashion on Kitty Harrison Invitational closing day appeared first on The Michigan Daily.

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The hidden power of campus architecture

In 2013, the University of Michigan announced the development of the $110 million Munger Graduate Residences, funded entirely by alum Charles Munger. Munger, the late vice chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, made his donation under the condition that he, not a trained architect, design it. The plans garnered controversy almost immediately. Students bemoaned the lack of […] The post The hidden power of campus architecture appeared first on The Michigan Daily.

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In the comfort of her kitchen 

The smell of spices draws me to the kitchen. I find my mother sitting at the table, bowls scattered around her with her sleeves pulled up to her elbows. Her knife tapping rhythmically against the cutting board fills the room, blending with the quiet hum of whatever music she has playing in the background. I […] The post In the comfort of her kitchen appeared first on The Michigan Daily.

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How far-right ideology idealizes thinness 

If you’ve spent any time on the internet recently, it’s likely you’ve stumbled across some form of content related to the rise in “skinny culture” — the idolization of thinness that promotes disordered eating habits and views body size as a measure of beauty and self-worth. From Hollywood red carpets filled with extremely thin celebrities […] The post How far-right ideology idealizes thinness appeared first on The Michigan Daily.

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SportsMonday: Win over Oklahoma shows for now, Michigan will be all right

Everyone learned a week ago that the now-No. 19 Michigan football team is far from flawless. Needing a Hail Mary to get past Western Michigan was one of the most blatant ways the Wolverines could’ve established that. Michigan didn’t disprove that fact in Week 2 against then-No. 11 Oklahoma. The Wolverines put up 17 points […] The post SportsMonday: Win over Oklahoma shows for now, Michigan will be all right appeared first on The Michigan Daily.

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