From Open Campus: “Not always” is the answer. Writes Kim Kozlowski, “Michigan uses public money to fund public universities — $1.8 billion in the coming budget year alone — and that is why students have lobbied for more transparency, the Detroit Free Press has sued U-M for alleged Open Meetings Act violations, and lawmakers have repeatedly proposed legislation to force transparency, including in the current session.” Read more here.
PERSPECTIVES: Michigan’s Public Universities Say They Comply with the State’s Open Meetings Act, But Do They?
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