Daily Digest

Wednesday, November 29, 2017

On Tuesday evening, a crowd of about 100 students, faculty and community members joined together in the Diag for the #StopSpencer Speak Out with one common message: Richard Spencer is not welcome at the University of Michigan.

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Dear subscribers,

Today, we take a look at the #StopSpencer speak out held Tuesday night to protest the University's decision to consider hosting Richard Spencer. We also reflect on the Michigan football team's running backs from this past season. We also have the newest installment of Standing Room Only, featuring Detroit-based band Legume. We take a look at the history between the Michigan men's basketball team and North Carolina ahead of their matchup on Wednesday. Finally, The Statement explores the involvement of students of color in the University's musical theater program.

All the best,
The Michigan Daily


2017 Season in Review: Running backs

With the Michigan football team’s 2017 regular season in the books, the Daily looks back at the performance of each unit this year and looks ahead to the future in 2018. In this edition: running backs.

Standing Room Only presents: Legume

In the third session of Standing Room Only, the Daily welcomed Detroit-based band Legume

‘Oh shit, that was it.’

The Daily men's basketball beat presents an oral history of the 1993 national championship game between Michigan and North Carolina.

Changing the script: Students of color break barriers in musical theatre

With the highly-anticipated opening of “Hamilton: An American Musical” in the summer of 2015, it seemed as if Broadway — and theater as a whole — was taking the first step to combat the highly divisive and potent movement that has persevered in another section of the arts: #OscarsSoWhite. The hullabaloo and frenzy surrounding the opening of the musical included a feature in Vogue magazine, shows selling out months in advance and scalpers asking for over $1,000 a ticket to the show.

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