Daily Digest

A Twitter account created Wednesday called “Assaulters at UMich” posted a series of tweets calling out alleged sexual assaulters on the University of Michigan campus, including a professor.

The account asked for direct messages from students with claims of sexual assault and posted these submissions to their page with the name and picture of the alleged assaulter, along with any fraternity or athletic team affiliation.

With the first stay-at-home order being enacted March 24 with a recent extension until June 12, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer announced that restrictions imposed with the stay-at-home order would be lifted starting June 4.

According to Whitmer, retailers will be allowed to reopen as usual and shoppers won’t need an appointment. In addition, groups of 100 or less will be able to gather outdoors as long as social distancing is strictly followed.

The University of Michigan hosted a virtual town hall titled “Constructive Conversations for Societal Change” on Friday in solidarity with the protests that have erupted across the nation against racism and police brutality.

The town hall was moderated by Robert M. Sellers, vice provost of equity and inclusion and chief diversity officer, and focused on providing a platform for the University of Michigan community to come together.

After launching the President’s Commission on Carbon Neutrality in February of 2019, the commission released its second interim report, summarizing the research and analysis tasked to a number of specialized teams in the second phase of its work this Thursday.

After the planning stage, internal and external teams consisting of faculty, staff, students and consulting firms analyzed emissions associated with University-sponsored travel and formulated new building codes aimed at reducing carbon emissions. The report also featured the teams’