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Isabel Lohman

Isabel Lohman

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Education Reporter, Bridge Michigan

Ann Arbor

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  • Michigan’s new tool to boost college enrollment: $50K prizes. Will it work?

    By Isabel Lohman Verified, Christine Ferretti Verified| BridgeDetroit Verified Michigan students who fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) could win $50,000 to pay for schoolThe federal funds unlocks college grants, scholarships, work study opportunities and loansThe state is trying to raise the rate of adults who have a college degree or skills certificateFree pizza hasn’t worked. Nor have deep discounts and even free tuition. Now, Michigan is turning to the promise of cold hard cash in an effort to bolster stagnant college enrollment numbers.

    By Isabel Lohman Verified, Christine Ferretti Verified · BridgeDetroit

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Michigan’s new tool to boost college enrollment: $50K prizes. Will it work?

    By Isabel Lohman Verified, Christine Ferretti Verified| BridgeDetroit Verified Michigan students who fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) could win $50,000 to pay for schoolThe federal funds unlocks college grants, scholarships, work study opportunities and loansThe state is trying to raise the rate of adults who have a college degree or skills certificateFree pizza hasn’t worked. Nor have deep discounts and even free tuition. Now, Michigan is turning to the promise of cold hard cash in an effort to bolster stagnant college enrollment numbers.

    By Isabel Lohman Verified, Christine Ferretti Verified · BridgeDetroit

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • 70 international students face deportation in Michigan. Trump won't say why

    By Kelly House Verified, Isabel Lohman Verified, Christine Ferretti Verified| BridgeDetroit Verified More than 70 current or former students of Michigan universities have lost their legal right to live and study in the US, according to a Bridge survey The ACLU is challenging the Trump administration’s decision to revoke international students’ legal status Some fear a chilling effect on international student enrollment, with consequences for Michigan’s higher education system and economy The Trump administration has so far revoked the legal status of more than 70 international students and...

    By Kelly House Verified, Isabel Lohman Verified, Christine Ferretti Verified · BridgeDetroit

    Apr. 12, 2025

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Bridge Michigan

For all state residents, diverse civic stakeholders and philanthropy, the Center for Michigan (the "Center") and its newsrooms – Bridge Michigan & BridgeDetroit – drive healthy and informed policy dialogue and problem-solving by publishing Michigan's most impactful nonprofit public service journalism and community information in the face of traditional newspaper decline. The Center focuses on in-depth explanatory and watchdog reporting while working collaboratively with various media to deepen and widen public consumption of in-depth reporting. The Center's mission is to make Michigan better through high-quality, nonpartisan journalism & engagement.

Ann Arbor, United States

+1 734-769-4625

Founded: 2006