Education

Wayne State University President Roy M. Wilson will step down when his contract ends on July 31, 2023.

Former Ferris State professor Berry Mehler, who made a profanity-filled video to welcome students, settled his legal dispute by accepting $95,000 and agreeing to a three-year gag order.

A search warrant was delivered to the Clintondale Community School District by Clinton Township police requesting various financial records from June 1st through the present.

A group of University of Michigan medical students walked out of their white coat ceremony Sunday because of speaker Dr. Kristin Collier's anti-abortion views.

The first lady is highlighting ways that federal dollars are helping students still managing learning loss and mental health problems from the disrupted school schedules over the last two years.

The First Lady will be in Michigan to highlight the American Rescue Plan's benefits for kids over the summer, helping with learning loss and mental health that was impacted by the pandemic.

Up against wealthy communities on the coast and fast-growing metros closer in the country, it was Michigan that named home to the most educated city in the U.S.

The former president of the Madison District Public Schools district board of education and a contractor are charged in a bribery scheme after the DOJ says the president accepted money for contracts.

"My children’s well-being and everybody else’s children well being is at crisis," said Rosol Ali. "And you want to think about $12 an hour - it’s a joke, honestly."

The University of Michigan Board of Regents named Santa Ono as the school's new president. Mary Sue Coleman has been serving in an interim capacity since Mark Schlissel was removed in January.

Under a new budget, Michigan schools would get big funding boosts.

A bill signed by Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer would add a financial literacy course to the curriculum requirements to graduate high school.

The heat index is expected to hit 105 degree in Southeast Michigan on Wednesday.

The bill originally sent money only to Oxford schools. But after mass shootings in New York and Texas, lawmakers boosted funding for security planning at schools as well.

Huntington Bank and Michigan Chronicle are giving away $100,000 to Detroit students during the SWAG annual scholarship event this weekend.

The bill had widescale bipartisan support during its second trip through the Michigan legislature.