The Michigan Daily

The Michigan Daily serves as the official student newspaper for the University of Michigan, with its inaugural issue released on September 29, 1890. This newspaper operates independently in terms of finances and editorial content from the university’s administration and student organizations. It is located in the same building as various other student publications at 420 Maynard Street, which is situated north of the Michigan Union and the Huetwell Student Activities Center. In 2007, the historic site at 420 Maynard underwent renovations that were completely funded by generous alumni donations. To celebrate the completion of these renovations, a reunion took place from October 26-28, 2007, bringing together staff members from The Michigan Daily, the Michiganensian yearbook, and the Gargoyle humor magazine.

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Don’t say 'yes' to everything

1 week ago | michigandaily.com | Sarah Zhang

At the end of my freshman orientation two summers ago, my group leader left us with a piece of advice: Say yes to everything. So, when I arrived on campus a few months later, I thought the only way to enjoy the college experience was to throw myself at each campus event, introduce myself to every new face and attend as many mass meetings as I could. To me, making the most of these special years meant seizing every opportunity that could turn into a lifelong memory.
I’m socially awkward, and so are you

4 weeks ago | michigandaily.com | Sarah Zhang

Last week, I went to my professor’s office hours for the first time. When I sat down, her first question was “How old are you?” Taken aback by the unexpected inquiry, I took a moment to process the question before I answered. After I responded, I expected my professor to explain why she asked me about my age or comment on the diversity of grades in our class. But she just peered at me over her metal-rimmed glasses, as if question marks hovered around her head.
SportsMonday: What’s left behind

1 month ago | michigandaily.com | Noah Kingsley

When I look around the sports desk at 420 Maynard these days, I notice the mementos of my four years as a part of The Michigan Daily’s Sports section. The stuffed animals purchased on hockey beat road trips sit at the corner of the desk. A fake SportsMonday poster I made during the month I got really into Photoshop hangs from the bulletin board. The odd loose balls and discarded signs round out the space.
New U-M study looks at what it means for Black women to use dating apps

1 month ago | michigandaily.com | Sophie Cloutier

A recent study published March 17 by researchers at the University of Michigan details the unique experiences of Black women on online dating platforms. Researchers examined the challenges Black women encounter and the socio-technical structures that impact their online romantic experiences. The research focused on the negative experiences of Black women in finding relationships online because of algorithmic systems behind frequently used dating apps that disproportionately hinder their visibility
Jordan Hobbs selected by Seattle Storm in third round of WNBA Draft

1 month ago | michigandaily.com | Taylor Kae Daniels

On Monday night, Jordan Hobbs was selected No. 34 overall by the Seattle Storm in the WNBA draft. Hobbs’ selection makes her the ninth WNBA draftee for the Michigan women’s basketball team, and the third in the last four years. While Hobbs earned her starting role in her junior season, her senior year put her on the map. As the Wolverines’ only returning starter, Hobbs stepped up as a leader and an offensive contributor.
Michigan basketball thrives by varied portal means

1 month ago | michigandaily.com | Noah Kingsley

Last offseason, the Michigan men’s and women’s basketball teams’ rosters were in a similar state. Whether it was due to a coaching change or a throng of players heading to the transfer portal, both rosters entered this season with just two returning players who averaged at least nine minutes per game during the 2023-24 season. To fill in their rosters, men’s coach Dusty May and women’s coach Kim Barnes Arico took different approaches.
UMich hosts circus-themed sustainability event ‘A Carnival Built in H&!!: Responding to the Climate Crisis’

1 month ago | michigandaily.com | Meghan Dwan

On Friday afternoon, about 50 students attended the University of Michigan’s Student Life Sustainability hosted “A Carnival Built in H&!!: Responding to the Climate Crisis,” a circus-themed drop-in event including games, popcorn and discussions on the climate crisis at the Palmer Commons. The event featured colorful tables highlighting different U-M- and Ann Arbor-focused sustainability initiatives. The groups — including the Kiwanis Thrift Sale store, the University’s Campus Farm Club, the Michigan Sustainability Community, Intergroup Relations program, a joy mapping initiative and more — offered insight into the climate crisis, mutual aid and other climate disaster-related information.
Michigan lands UCLA transfer forward Kendall Dudley

1 month ago | michigandaily.com | Taylor Kae Daniels

The Michigan women’s basketball team made its first move in the transfer portal Thursday afternoon. Landing 6-foot 2 forward Kendall Dudley, a transfer from UCLA, the Wolverines replace junior center Yulia Grabovskaia, who transferred to Washington during the offseason. Dudley announced her commitment via Instagram, which was then reposted by Michigan’s account. Dudley can immediately impact Michigan’s frontcourt.
Let’s get physical (books)!

1 month ago | michigandaily.com | Madison Hammond

When was the last time you held a physical book? I considered this question as I wandered through the aisles at Literati Bookstore on a blustery Saturday morning. A friend and I had stumbled into the store after we failed to find a seat at Hyperion Coffee Co down the street, and it was surprisingly busy for such a windy day. When was the last time I not only held a physical book, but sat down and read from its pages?
In his memoir, ‘Autopsy,’ Avan Jogia falls victim to ‘Insta poetry’

2 months ago | michigandaily.com | Archisha Pathak

Young and new to the Los Angeles landscape, Avan Jogia was thrust into the spotlight upon his debut performance in Nickelodeon’s “Victorious.” The show’s pilot episode, which aired in 2010, attracted an audience of millions, accumulating even more fans over the course of its four seasons. Avan Jogia has since had various roles in film and television in addition to also being widely known for his social media presence.