remote learning

The Michigan Court of Appeals says four state universities do not owe students tuition and room-and-board refunds for cancelling in-person classes during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Michigan Court of Appeals has ruled state universities don’t owe students refunds for classes taught remotely during the COVID-19 crisis.

Today, we break down a new report from the Michigan State Police on trooper interactions with black drivers. Then, a look into the legacy of letter writing in 2022. Finally, we check up on a small bug threatening hemlock trees, and discuss how remote learning is effecting Michigan students.

Don’t get us wrong — COVID-19 has generally made being a teacher or a student or a parent in the K-12 system way harder. But when schools first shut their…

After a delay, Flint Community Schools will return to in-person learning next week.The district’s planned return to the classroom was postponed three…

During the past year, many universities have seen high rates of COVID-19 on or around their campuses. Academic institutions in Michigan and throughout the…

It’s Count Day for Michigan’s schools.But this being 2020, it’s a little different this year.Twice during the academic year, Michigan schools count the…

At this point, nearly all Michigan students are back in class for the fall semester, through Zoom meetings, physically distanced instruction, or…

On Stateside, a church in Romeo grapples with systemic and politically motivated vandalism. And, what six months of COVID have looked like. Plus, we…

Researchers at Michigan State University have come up with a way to help "distance learners" get more engaged in the classroom.More and more students are…