U-M asks Supreme Court not to overturn Bakke decision

“The University of Michigan won an unequivocal victory in the 6th Circuit, which appropriately relied on the standards established in the Bakke case,” says Marvin Krislov, U-M vice-president and general counsel. “In its petition, CIR has overstated the divisions on this issue in the lower courts. In addition, the Supreme Court itself has issued a number of decisions over the years that reinforce parts of the Bakke decision.”    More>

University to celebrate day of recycling in big way

With the nation getting ready to celebrate America Recycles Day, Nov. 15, the University's recycling coordinator reminds the campus community to do its part to reduce and reuse items instead of throwing them away.     More>

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