The Metro: How should universities respond to student protests?
Universities have been cracking down on pro-Palestine student protestors. In April, the University of Michigan fired a full-time employee, and...
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Universities have been cracking down on pro-Palestine student protestors. In April, the University of Michigan fired a full-time employee, and...
State Representative Mai Xiong wants answers about why ICE detained Hmong refugees in Detroit. She says the people detained are...
If the buildings, halls and walls of the Cass corridor could speak they would speak for days. The Cass Corridor,...
Twenty years ago, professor Robert Darden at Baylor University wrote an op-ed in the New York Times in which he...
Michigan’s skies are blanketed in haze, clouding the outlook for metro Detroiters. It’s not fog. Wildfires burning hundreds of miles...
Bipartisan bills are stuck in legislative gridlock in both the Michigan House and Senate. Since the legislative term started in...
60 years after the Voting Rights Act was passed, the Jackson Home, a civil rights movement landmark, is coming to...
Voters in Detroit face a defining choice in the August 5 primary election. But right now, fewer than 10%...
What do Detroit voters want out of city's next mayor? This summer, the WDET News team has been hitting...
WDET’s Sounds Like Detroit Live is a celebration of Detroit’s rich music legacy while uplifting local talent. Tiny Desk Contest...
For months, Detroiters and suburbanites have had their eyes on the mayoral race. That’s for good reason: Mayor Mike Duggan...
Being an artist can mean many things . There are many different art forms and you can specialize in one...