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Schools in the U.S. serve almost 30 million lunches every day. But rising food costs, regulations and cuts to food assistance mean school kitchens have to do more with less.
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Ferris State University and North Central Michigan College are collaborating to create a new pathway for transfer students studying pharmacy or optometry.
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Central Michigan University is the only university in Michigan that operates its own drone light show, according to event organizers.
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The updated methods will allow researchers to determine the sex of sturgeon more efficiently.
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Declining international student enrollment is a trend impacting universities across the country as students struggle to obtain visas.
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State officials have launched series of events at universities around the state in hopes to show young men what postsecondary education opportunities await them.
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The new facility will be built on the existing MyMichigan Health campus in Saginaw and will include an educational partnership with Covenant Healthcare.
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Federal aid is just starting to trickle in from April flooding, but the toll is adding up. One school district is losing students because a washed-out bridge created bus detours, while Manistee County worries about costs.
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Teachers across the state are starting training as school districts comply with a new state law that requires all elementary teachers to complete literacy education programs before 2031.
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Michigan has two programs that offer two years of free community college tuition.