Shakespeare in the Arb returns to celebrate its 20th anniversary after two-year hiatus.
Shakespeare in the Arb returns to celebrate its 20th anniversary after two-year hiatus.
Voices of Victors Season 2, #6: Climate Justice
What makes the ongoing fight for environmental and climate justice a civil rights issue? In this episode, we explore environmental burdens and their disproportionate impacts on indigenous communities through conversations with United Tribes of Michigan leader Frank Ettawageshik, ’70, and climate justice advocate Juan Jhong Chung, MS’20, MUP’22.
Voices of Victors Season 2, #5: Access to Mental Health Support for LGBTQ+ Students & Recent Grads
Why are there higher rates of mental health concerns among people in the LGBTQ+ community? We discuss access to mental health support for LGBTQ+ students and recent grads with U-M professor Dr. Gary Harper, U-M assistant professor Dr. Craig Rodriguez-Seijas and recent U-M grad Ini-Abasi Ubong.
Voices of Victors Season 2, #4: Refugee Resettlement – What It’s Like to Host Afghan Refugees
What is it like to host several Afghan refugees? We explore refugee resettlement efforts through an inside look into the hosting experience with the first-hand story of Afghan refugee host Jules Pieri, ’82, and expert insight from Dr. Odessa Gonzalez Benson, assistant professor at the University of Michigan School of Social Work.
Voices of Victors Season 2, #6: Climate Justice
What makes the ongoing fight for environmental and climate justice a civil rights issue? In this episode, we explore environmental burdens and their disproportionate impacts on indigenous communities through conversations with United Tribes of Michigan leader Frank Ettawageshik, ’70, and climate justice advocate Juan Jhong Chung, MS’20, MUP’22.
Voices of Victors Season 2, #5: Access to Mental Health Support for LGBTQ+ Students & Recent Grads
Why are there higher rates of mental health concerns among people in the LGBTQ+ community? We discuss access to mental health support for LGBTQ+ students and recent grads with U-M professor Dr. Gary Harper, U-M assistant professor Dr. Craig Rodriguez-Seijas and recent U-M grad Ini-Abasi Ubong.
Voices of Victors Season 2, #4: Refugee Resettlement – What It’s Like to Host Afghan Refugees
What is it like to host several Afghan refugees? We explore refugee resettlement efforts through an inside look into the hosting experience with the first-hand story of Afghan refugee host Jules Pieri, ’82, and expert insight from Dr. Odessa Gonzalez Benson, assistant professor at the University of Michigan School of Social Work.
History Lessons: Teaching a Rival
One of Michigan’s storied football rivalries had humble beginnings, as a pair of U-M players served to bridge a gap and teach the game to Notre Dame.
U-M Grad Student Crowned Miss Michigan
Melissa Beyrand, ’22, took home the title of Miss Michigan after pushing for women in STEAM careers.
History Lessons: Color Struggles
As U-M was getting ready to celebrate a major milestone in its existence in 1912, the school discovered a surprising fact: the famous Maize and Blue had not been officially defined.
History Lessons: Teaching a Rival
One of Michigan’s storied football rivalries had humble beginnings, as a pair of U-M players served to bridge a gap and teach the game to Notre Dame.
U-M Grad Student Crowned Miss Michigan
Melissa Beyrand, ’22, took home the title of Miss Michigan after pushing for women in STEAM careers.
History Lessons: Color Struggles
As U-M was getting ready to celebrate a major milestone in its existence in 1912, the school discovered a surprising fact: the famous Maize and Blue had not been officially defined.
History Lessons: Teaching a Rival
One of Michigan’s storied football rivalries had humble beginnings, as a pair of U-M players served to bridge a gap and teach the game to Notre Dame.
History Lessons: Color Struggles
As U-M was getting ready to celebrate a major milestone in its existence in 1912, the school discovered a surprising fact: the famous Maize and Blue had not been officially defined.
Spaces: Sindecuse Museum of Dentistry
We take a peek inside a University place.
History Lessons: Teaching a Rival
One of Michigan’s storied football rivalries had humble beginnings, as a pair of U-M players served to bridge a gap and teach the game to Notre Dame.
History Lessons: Color Struggles
As U-M was getting ready to celebrate a major milestone in its existence in 1912, the school discovered a surprising fact: the famous Maize and Blue had not been officially defined.
Spaces: Sindecuse Museum of Dentistry
We take a peek inside a University place.
History Lessons: Teaching a Rival
One of Michigan’s storied football rivalries had humble beginnings, as a pair of U-M players served to bridge a gap and teach the game to Notre Dame.
Life After LEAD: Mari Longmire
We catch up with one of our former LEAD Scholars.
Experience Camp Michigania
Get a slight taste of the rustic spirit and fun of the Alumni Association’s family camp in Northern Michigan.
History Lessons: Teaching a Rival
One of Michigan’s storied football rivalries had humble beginnings, as a pair of U-M players served to bridge a gap and teach the game to Notre Dame.
Life After LEAD: Mari Longmire
We catch up with one of our former LEAD Scholars.
Experience Camp Michigania
Get a slight taste of the rustic spirit and fun of the Alumni Association’s family camp in Northern Michigan.
Guest Column: Tribute to Steve Grafton
In March, Alumni Association President and CEO Steve Grafton announced his retirement after leading the organization for 28 years. Here, U-M President Mary Sue Coleman pays tribute to Grafton.
River of Fun
A look at the watery offerings of Ann Arbor parks.
Adetola Ojo
Read the inspiring story of 2022 LEAD graduate Adetola Ojo
Guest Column: Tribute to Steve Grafton
In March, Alumni Association President and CEO Steve Grafton announced his retirement after leading the organization for 28 years. Here, U-M President Mary Sue Coleman pays tribute to Grafton.
River of Fun
A look at the watery offerings of Ann Arbor parks.
Adetola Ojo
Read the inspiring story of 2022 LEAD graduate Adetola Ojo
