Free-thought organization at the University of Michigan-Flint We strongly support religious freedom and we welcome all people to our group.
We are a community of secular students at the University of Michigan-Flint, founded to provide an open forum for free-thought and constructive discussion of any topics, without assumptions or judgement. We also believe rationality and critical thinking are key to forming a just and civilized society. As such, we strive for accuracy and do our best to promote science while debunking pseudoscience.
04/06/2018
University of Michigan-Flint lecturers preparing to strike on Monday Union members are hoping to nearly double their pay scale to a minimum of $60,000 for lecturers in Ann Arbor, with similar increases for members in Flint and Dearborn.
01/31/2018
Virgil tomorrow at 1:45pm in the McKinnon Plaza on the University of Michigan-Flint campus. It is a vigil to show support to Sexual Assault Survivors Of Michigan State University. Please share and spread the word.
Join us for a general meeting today!
4-5PM
French Hall 250. Everyone is welcome :)
Meeting tomorrow!
French Hall 250
4-5pm
See you there!
02/16/2017
Today!
It's time for another great event!
02/09/2017
02/07/2017
It's time for another great event!
01/31/2017
Please join the Ellen Bommarito LGBTQ Center and the Women’s Educational Center for a production of The Va**na Monologues to raise awareness about the epidemic of gender based violence both in the U.S. and globally. Students, faculty, staff, and community members will be performing. Support your friends and support the cause. Admission is free but we will be collecting donations to benefit the YWCA of Greater Flint. Thursday, February 2, 6pm in the KIVA.
01/29/2017
Victory!!!!! Thank you to everyone who stood up today to say that refugees are welcome here.
Here's our full statement: https://www.aclu.org/news/federal-court-grants-stay-challenge-trump-immigration-ban
01/29/2017
University of Michigan reiterates support for international students The remarks from university President Mark Schlissel were in response to Donald Trump's executive order on immigrants.