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A competitor solves a Rubik's cube during the Rubik's Cube European Championship in Prague

Arts Jan 27

Why a world champion ‘speedcuber’ says the violin helped his success

By Mike Householder, Associated Press

Nation Jan 19

An empty Michigan Stadium is seen on the University of Michigan campus in Ann Arbor
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Analyzing the University of Michigan’s $490 million sexual abuse settlement

The University of Michigan has reached a $490 million settlement with former athletes and students who say they were sexually abused over decades by long-time university physician, Dr. Robert Anderson. Anderson died in 2008. Last year, a university-commissioned investigation concluded…

By John Yang, Claire Mufson

Education Jan 05

Michigan LGBTQ pioneer Jim Toy speaking at the 2017 University of Michigan graduation ceremony for LGBTQ students known as the "Lav Grad." Courtesy of the University of Michigan Spectrum Center.
Activists and historians remember Jim Toy as a pioneering leader in LGBTQ rights

“Jim Toy's life is a reminder that LGBT history and LGBT civil rights were also made here in the Midwest, and that Asian Americans and other people of color were a critical part of that movement.”…

By Frances Kai-Hwa Wang

World Apr 07

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News Wrap: Acting Navy Secretary Modly resigns after controversy

In our news wrap Tuesday, acting Navy Secretary Thomas Modly has resigned after a tirade against the former captain of a warship hit by COVID-19. Modly had said that fired Captain Brett Crozier was “too naive or too stupid” to…

Nation Feb 28

University of Michigan gets more than 100 complaints against former doctor

The university's president apologized last week to "anyone who was harmed" by Dr. Robert E. Anderson. His comment came a day after the school announced it was investigating abuse allegations against Anderson by five former patients.

By Mike Householder, Kathleen Foody, Associated Press

Feb 20

Another man accuses late University of Michigan doctor of sex abuse

By David Eggert, Kathleen Foody, Mike Householder, Associated Press

The president of the University of Michigan has apologized to "anyone who was harmed" by a late doctor after several former students said he molested them during medical exams at the school.

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Feb 19

University of Michigan investigates doctor sex abuse claims

By Jeff Karoub, Mike Householder, Associated Press

The university said in a statement that an outside, independent investigation has been launched into the allegations against Robert E. Anderson, the former director of University Health Service and an athletic team physician.

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Jun 16

What the first black woman’s NCAA Division I singles win means for tennis

By Amber Partida

That victory made Minor, who was unseeded, the first black tennis player -- man or woman -- to win a Division I singles title since 1965.

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Sep 22

Celebrating the life of Alice Hamilton, founding mother of occupational medicine

By Dr. Howard Markel

No individual was more instrumental in warning people about the health risks and potential dangers of the industrial workplace than Alice Hamilton.

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Mar 30

How much is too much when it comes to spending on college sports?

By Kirk Carapezza, WGBH

With tuition and fees on the rise, a poll from Monmouth University finds a majority of Americans think universities with big-time athletic programs spend too much time and money on sports.

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