Major changes coming to federal financial aid form

Also called the FAFSA, the updated changes will make the massive form easier to fill out while also expanding access to families interested in financial support for college - an increasingly large expense for anyone heading to college.

UM Ann Arbor student resolutions ask university to take stance on Israel-Hamas war

The resolutions stemmed from petitions with enough signatures to be included on the ballot for the U of M Student Central Government elections. Voting is open to approximately 50,000 students on campus, until Thursday night.

Oxford School Board comments on shooting report, parents express ongoing concerns

The school board apologized to all Oxford students, the victims, families, and staff in a meeting on Tuesday. However, numerous parents expressed that an apology alone is insufficient; they are calling for the removal of board members.

$17M budget deficit discovered after Wayne-Westland school district thought it had surplus

The Wayne-Westland Community Schools District is forced to make budget changes after a $17 million budget deficit was recently discovered. The district thought it had a surplus, but the review of finances revealed the massive shortfall.

Hundreds of high school girls carve career paths at EMU STEM event

For 13 years, Eastern Michigan University's Digital Divas programs have been introducing middle and high school girls to STEM through hands-on workshops. About 600 girls participated on Friday.

Beloved teacher's reassignment from Westland high school outrages students, parents

Students and parents of John Glenn High School protested the transfer of Dave Daly Thursday since the English teacher was a favorite of many in the district.

DPSCD Superintendent highlights student improvement in Detroit schools

During his State of the Schools address, DPSCD Superintendent Dr. Nikolai Vitti expressed that students are making advancements in literacy and test scores. However, there is still a lot of work to be done.

Hamtramck Public School campus closes after receiving threat

Hamtramck Public Schools reported that a threat was directed towards its Dickinson West Elementary and Kosciuszko Middle School campus over the weekend. In order to ensure the safety of students and staff, the district closed the campus on Tuesday, Oct. 17.

High school ACT test scores drop to 30-year low

The average scores in reading, science and math all were below benchmarks the ACT says students must reach to have a high probability of success in college courses.

MSU offering free tuition to some Michigan students

Spartan Tuition Advantage, a program that goes into effect next school year, will allow students whose families make $65,000 or less to attend school for free.