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University lifts spending restraints imposed during pandemic
The decision follows the approval June 17 of the University’s consolidated budget plan for the coming fiscal year. That budget includes funding for a modest salary program for University employees and a $15-an-hour minimum wage for regular U-M employees on all campuses.
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State House proposal would slash budget for Ann Arbor campus
A Michigan House committee moved forward a higher-education budget bill May 5 that would radically change state-funding for U-M Ann Arbor, including a loss of some $40M in the next fiscal year.
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Regents approve budget shaped by COVID-19 challenges
U-M’s Board of Regents approved a budget during a special session June 29 that includes a 1.9 percent tuition increase and $12.8 million in additional need-based financial aid for undergraduates on the Ann Arbor campus.
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There’s always a sequel in the works
Greetings from the kitchen table, where all the magic happens. We’ve got a few changes to report at Michigan Today.
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Episode 27: Being not-rich at U-M, featuring Lauren Schandevel
The ‘real’ college admissions scandal is not about cheating and bribery, says University of Michigan public policy senior Lauren Schandevel. It’s about how low-income students get lost amid the unwritten norms, values, and expectations on a wealthy college campus. Listen in, as Schandevel explains.
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Schlissel calls for greater state investment in direct-to-student aid
U-M president spoke before the state legislature as lawmakers began considering budget appropriations for the FY2019-20.
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FY '15 focus: Affordability, academic excellence
Budget emphasizes fiscal discipline, increased access, world-class education.