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Operation United: Assisting Vets and Military Families with Home Tasks

TL/DR - Operation United, organized by Heart of West Michigan United Way, is aiding veterans, active service members, military spouses, and surviving spouses in Kent County with landscaping and outdoor home repair tasks. All projects, such as refuse removal, mulching, tree planting, and lawn mowing, are carried out by volunteer teams.…

CSG Debates on Student Task Force, Disability Cultural Center

TL/DR - The University of Michigan Central Student Government discussed a resolution proposed by Disability Culture at the University of Michigan to establish a disability culture center on campus, and a resolution to establish a task force to support students affected by the Israel-Hamas war. They passed the resolution for the creation of a…

Exclusive Insights from Moshe Lencer on TheJewishNews.com

TL/DR - Moshe Lencer, also known as Moosh, is an Israeli native who moved to the U.S. in 2015 to work for AEPi and has since earned master’s degrees in Jewish education and Israel Experiential Education. After moving to Michigan in 2020, Moosh has become an active participant in Michigan's Jewish community, volunteering for various organizations…

Celebrating 100 Power Moves: Ross School of Business Centenary

TL/DR - The Stephen M. Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan has evolved significantly since its establishment in 1924, adapting to meet the needs of an ever-changing business landscape. Key developments include the creation of the Master of Business Administration (MBA) program, the first degree offered at the school, the…