The Center for Michigan

Author Ghassan Zeineddine joined Bridge Michigan to talk about his short story collection depicting the diverse experiences of Dearborn’s Arab-American community.

The latest Lunch Break event featured expert panelists discussing the cultural and ecological impacts of warming winters

The Center for Michigan, the nonprofit, nonpartisan publisher of Bridge Michigan and BridgeDetroit, released a 32-page report outlining accomplishments, major initiatives, reporting, reader demographics and community engagement for 2023.

The award-winning journalist was known for her ‘high standard,’ giving ‘voice to the voiceless’ and volunteer work for her beloved mid-Michigan home city.

It’s the second time that Jonathan Oosting and Mike Wilkinson have won the top journalism honor in Michigan.

Environment reporter Kelly House will be joined by experts on March 28 for a virtual discussion on how climate change is impacting Michigan’s environment and culture.

Bridge Culture Club resumes April 10 with author Ghassan Zeineddine to discuss his stories about the Arab-American community in Dearborn.

The latest Lunch Break event featured expert panelists discussing the state’s drug crisis and how Michigan governments are spending the $1.5 billion in opioid settlement funds

On Feb. 28, Bridge reporters and experts will discuss the drug crisis and how Michigan governments are spending the $1.5 billion coming the state’s way.

Leslie J. Allen and Jonathan Oosting join editing ranks and Jordyn Hermani starts work on Capitol team, the latest in steady growth for Bridge.

Author and Michigan resident Ellen Airgood joins Bridge Michigan to talk about her novel set in the Upper Peninsula.

The onetime investigative reporter and retired publisher wins Michigan journalism’s highest honor along with five others.

The latest Lunch Break event featured Senior Editor David Zeman and Executive Editor of Impact and Enterprise Joel Kurth discussing stories that have made a difference, our plans for 2024 and future projects.

Bridge Culture Club resumes Feb.14 with author and Michigander Ellen Airgood discussing her novel set in the Upper Peninsula.

The Jan. 24 event features retiring senior editor, David Zeman, and executive editor of impact and enterprise, Joel Kurth. They will talk about coverage plans, Zeman’s career and answer questions.

Lisa Yanick Litwiller has a track record of growing audience, culture change and innovation. She comes to Bridge from the Center for Public Integrity.

Trained as an investigative reporter, John Bebow launched Bridge and the Center for Michigan and grew it into a juggernaut.

Bridge grew up under the reins of a metro Detroit native known for his meticulous editing, investigative chops, fairness and self-deprecating humor.

Bridge Michigan publisher and founding chief executive officer, John Bebow, is retiring at year’s end. He will serve as an adviser to Bridge and the Center for Michigan for two years. This is his account of Bridge’s rapid growth.

Internship lasts eight weeks for those interested in pursuing journalism. Mix of assignments makes it a great opportunity for experience. Pay is $5,000.