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Author: David Jesse, Detroit Free Press

News

Wayne State University suspends professor over social media post allegedly advocating violence

March 27, 2023 David Jesse, Detroit Free Press Comments Off on Wayne State University suspends professor over social media post allegedly advocating violence

The professor, whose identity was not revealed, works in the Wayne State University English department. A Wayne spokesperson declined further comment.

Sports

Records: Ishbia, St. Andre paying $24 million toward Mel Tucker’s $95 million salary

December 22, 2022 David Jesse, Detroit Free Press Comments Off on Records: Ishbia, St. Andre paying $24 million toward Mel Tucker’s $95 million salary

MSU turned over the gift agreements after a judge agreed with the Detroit Free Press that the records were open to the public.

Nation

University of Michigan reaches $490M settlement in sexual abuse case with former football doctor

January 19, 2022 David Jesse, Detroit Free Press Comments Off on University of Michigan reaches $490M settlement in sexual abuse case with former football doctor

The university has reached a settlement with hundreds of people suing the university after being sexually assaulted by former football team doctor.

Nation

Michigan AG offers to conduct ‘extensive investigation’ into Oxford school officials’ actions before deadly shooting

December 5, 2021 David Jesse, Detroit Free Press Comments Off on Michigan AG offers to conduct ‘extensive investigation’ into Oxford school officials’ actions before deadly shooting

The Michigan AG has offered her department’s services to do an independent investigation of how Oxford High School officials handled the situation.

Sports

Bo Schembechler statue vandalized with red paint, pro-Anderson survivor message

November 24, 2021 David Jesse, Detroit Free Press Comments Off on Bo Schembechler statue vandalized with red paint, pro-Anderson survivor message

The former football coach, athletic director’s statue on the Michigan campus was vandalized overnight with message of support for sexual assault survivors.

Sports

Schembechler’s family says ‘Bo was not aware’ of Robert Anderson’s sexual assaults at Michigan

June 15, 2021 David Jesse, Detroit Free Press Comments Off on Schembechler’s family says ‘Bo was not aware’ of Robert Anderson’s sexual assaults at Michigan

His second wife issues statement disputing claims Bo Schembechler knew about sexual assaults of players and one of his sons and did nothing.

Sports

Matt Schembechler, former Michigan players call for accountability. Will Bo’s statue stay?

June 10, 2021 David Jesse, Detroit Free Press Comments Off on Matt Schembechler, former Michigan players call for accountability. Will Bo’s statue stay?

Those at Thursday news conference said the University of Michigan has yet to apologize for actions taken to keep Robert Anderson as team doctor.

Sports

Michigan football wants to sign Jim Harbaugh to extension; ball is in coach’s court

January 2, 2021 David Jesse, Detroit Free Press Comments Off on Michigan football wants to sign Jim Harbaugh to extension; ball is in coach’s court

A multi-year contract extension has been offered to University of Michigan football coach Jim Harbaugh and is awaiting his signature.

Tech

Sensors, apps, police patrols: Colleges are trying to track students to contain COVID-19 cases. Students are pushing back.

August 25, 2020August 26, 2020 David Jesse, Detroit Free Press Comments Off on Sensors, apps, police patrols: Colleges are trying to track students to contain COVID-19 cases. Students are pushing back.

To stay open, America’s colleges need to stop COVID-19 cases. But students say tracking locations and vital signs with apps and sensors is a betrayal.

Sports

Big Ten Conference commissioner Kevin Warren prefers spring college football season

August 8, 2020 David Jesse, Detroit Free Press Comments Off on Big Ten Conference commissioner Kevin Warren prefers spring college football season

Big Ten presidents scheduled to meet Saturday to talk fall sports, and going into meeting, Commissioner Kevin Warren prefers spring football season.

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