Daily Digest

Tuesday, April 11, 2017

The University of Michigan Graduate Employees’ Organization members and allies established a negotiated contract with the University late Monday afternoon after the GEO held its third sit-in of the semester earlier that morning during the first meeting of a graduate DEI labor task force created by Chief Diversity Officer Robert Sellers, vice provost for equity and inclusion.

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Dear subscribers,

The University of Michigan Graduate Employees’ Organization members and allies established a negotiated contract with the University late Monday afternoon. After finishing his 33rd season as head coach of the Michigan hockey team, Red Berenson announced he would be retiring, and a sports editor reflects on Berenson's impact on the University. Representatives from the University of Michigan Ginsberg Center presented on their new efforts to improve community outreach at the weekly Monday meeting of the Senate Advisory Committee on University Affairs. Finally, sophomore forward Moritz Wagner and redshirt sophomore forward DJ Wilson announced Monday that they will be entering their names in the NBA Draft without hiring an agent.

All the best,
The Michigan Daily

Mike Persak: Berenson revived Michigan with his family atmosphere

Berenson came back to the University looking to cultivate a family atmosphere in his program. Monday, as he reflected on his time at Michigan, he considers his attempt a success.

SACUA discusses improvements to the Ginsberg Center, elects new Vice Chair

Representatives from the University of Michigan Ginsberg Center presented on their new efforts to improve community outreach at the weekly Monday meeting of the Senate Advisory Committee on University Affairs. SACUA also appointed its next vice chair, discussed the possibility of “immediate past chair” as a sanctioned position and passed a resolution supporting faculty education on student mental health.

Wilson, Wagner declare for NBA Draft without agents

A year ago, DJ Wilson and Moritz Wagner were just a couple of bench players on a Michigan team that barely squeezed into the NCAA Tournament field of 68, barely known to anyone paying little attention to the Wolverines. 

Now, fresh off leading Michigan to a Big Ten Tournament championship and Sweet 16 appearance, the pair of forwards have blossomed and now have admirers at basketball’s highest level.

Monday afternoon, Wilson and Wagner both announced their intentions to enter the NBA Draft, but will each do so without hiring an agent.

After 33 years at the helm, Red Berenson announces retirement

After an illustrious career that saw 11 Frozen Four appearances and two national championships, Berenson has decided to retire.