Police called to Diag over chalk messages targeting Islam
Though the phrases were written in chalk, students gathered on the Diag Wednesday afternoon said they thought the effects of them were more permanent on campus climate.
Daily Digest
3/31/16
About 100 University of Michigan students, faculty and staff celebrated the fifth annual Michigan Difference Student Leadership Awards Thursday night at the Michigan Unionâs Rogel Ballroom.
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Yesterday, student leaders on campus were awarded for their contributions to the community. Police were called to the Diag in response to chalk messages left that targeted Islam. The Michigan women's basketball team prepares for the WNIT semifinal tonight, and Michigan hockey coach Red Berenson is taking his time with his retirement decision. And in this week's April Fools-inspired bside, we break the first rule of fight club and talk about Michigan's underground fight club.
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The Michigan Daily
Wolverines hit the road for WNIT semifinals
If Michigan wants a chance to finally bring a banner to Crisler Center, the road goes through hostile territory.
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Enraged by the âdisrespect and dismissalâ of the Ann Arbor Police Department, DPSS and Neighborhood Watch, The Black Sandal took to the streets with their rage, painting pink circle-As all over Ann Arbor.
Berenson taking time with retirement decision
The focus on what lies ahead for the Wolverines made some wonder whether Berenson was leaning toward returning for another year with the program.
