One of our former LEAD Scholars sends an update.

A peek inside a University place.

What alumnus’s encounter with McCarthyism became a central plot point of the 2005 film “Good Night, and Good Luck”? See answer below.

U-M alumni share their travel photos.

In this series, John Wang, '03, shares his culinary insights.

We ask a U-M faculty member about her field.

For the first time in nearly 18 months, the Diag resumed its normal rhythms on Aug. 30, with students meeting, greeting, eating, and generally having a great time. We spent time over the course of 12 hours recording the comings and goings.

The class of 2025 traveled a digital path to U-M as COVID-19 placed restrictions on normal application processes.

See how many questions you can answer about U-M history, academics, alumni, and more.

This summer, LSA senior Eva Yeh completed an internship with Detroit Disability Power, part of LSA’s Semester in Detroit program. Learn how she applied her education to a real-world experience.

In a discussion with Michigan Alum, Martino Harmon, U-M's new vice president for student life, reflects on a historic year as he plans for the future.

The fall 2021 issue is the first in the long history of this magazine to announce a name change. Alumni Association President and CEO Steve Grafton explains the motivation behind the change: a wish to include all alumni who are proud of their connection to the University.

In September 1945, World War II officially came to an end. But news of Japan’s surrender in August prompted celebration at U-M.

On Sept. 11, 2001, one alumna had just started her first year at U-M. She remembers that day.

The University welcomes students back to campus while also putting COVID protocols into place.

Twenty years have passed since Sept. 11, but the lives of those lost will never be forgotten. In remembrance of those alumni, we share their stories.

U-M law students get real-life experience in civil rights cases as part of a new clinic.