Peoples-Jones ready to shoulder burden at receiver
There is no question that Peoples-Jones has had his spotlight in the punt return game. Now, that spotlight is only getting brighter.
Daily Digest
Thursday, September 21, 2017
Close to 200 University of Michigan students â including members of the Black Student Union and Students4Justice â gathered Wednesday night on the steps of the Michigan Union to protest racially charged incidents on campus in the past week.
Dear subscribers,
Close to 200 University of Michigan students gathered Wednesday night on the steps of the Michigan Union to protest racially charged incidents on campus in the past week. Michigan football's freshman receiver Donovan Peoples-Jones will be relied upon to fill the void left by the injured Tarik Black. Wednesday afternoon, the University of Michigan announced a $50 million donation from notable alum Stephen Ross to the Ross School of Business. Finally, we have a reflection on the "Twin Peaks" revival, and a visual statement from the sidelines of a women's soccer game.
All the best,
The Michigan Daily
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University accepts $50 million donation from Stephen Ross amid fire from students
The University of Michigan announced a $50 million donation from notable alum Stephen Ross â the current largest donor to the University â to the Ross School of Business Wednesday afternoon at a State of School event. According to a University press release, the contribution will assist with student career development programs, recruiting qualified junior faculty and Business School campus maintenance.
Ian Harris: How "Twin Peaks: The Return" changed the revival game forever
We need more revivals like this one. We need more artists who are willing to use brand recognition not just to make money, but also to promote new and exciting ideas and stories.
Visual Statement: Women's Soccer
On September 14 and 17, I photographed two womenâs soccer games. It was an incredible feeling to be shooting sports again. I started the fall 2016 semester shooting womenâs soccer, and it felt like I was coming full circle for my last year at the Daily. One of my favorite things about covering sports isn't necessarily the peak actions themselves, but rather the intimate moments in between plays. Here are some of my favorite frames from the past week.
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