(Bloomberg) -- The University of Michigan is scrapping its once-vaunted program for diversity, equity and inclusion as the Trump administration pressures colleges to abandon such efforts and after months of criticism over its cost and effectiveness.

University of Michigan campus aerial shot on Homecoming weekend in Oct. 2016 during the Illinois game: Burton Tower, Alumni Center, Michigan League, Chemistry Building, SNRE, Randall Lab, Hatcher Graduate Library, Kraus Natural Science. (Scott C.Soderberg ...

The University of Michigan may soon end its considerable investment in diversity, equity, and inclusion—news that has roused faculty activism. Tabbye Chavous, the university’s chief diversity officer, plays a central role in the unfolding drama.

A judge ruled that two Michigan teacher training programs initially targeted in federal budget cuts should have their funding restored. Education researchers are worried about further cuts, which could impact research around curricula and learning.

The University of Michigan is implementing an innovative approach to student mental health by launching the "ArtsRx" program, which integrates the arts into wellness initiatives. This collaboration between Michigan Medicine and the University Arts ...

Numerous Michigan universities and colleges saw recognition for having the best online master’s degree programs in the state, according to the national Online Master’s Colleges publication. The rankings released a list for 2024 that honors the Best ...