MI HB4580

Appropriates $2.26 billion for Michigan higher education for fiscal year 2025-2026, with $1.7 billion allocated to 15 public universities for operations, MPSERS support payments, and North American Indian tuition waivers

Funds Michigan achievement scholarships at $350 million and tuition incentive program at $122.3 million, while reducing tuition grants to $22 million and eliminating state competitive scholarships

Prohibits public universities from spending funds on diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives, with violating institutions forfeiting equivalent amounts from their appropriations

Requires public universities to designate athletic teams by biological sex, prohibit sex or race-restricted common spaces, cap administrative spending at 10%, and publish employee remote work information, graduation outcomes by major, and student loan debt data

Repeals 19 sections of the state school aid act effective October 1, 2025, including provisions for select student support services, Michigan college/university partnership program, and higher education database modernization