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Seven women sit closely together at a restaurant table with several red cocktails, each topped with a lime. They smile at the camera, capturing a joyful moment during their Michigan journey. Wooden paneling and booth seats are visible in the background.
Michigan Musings: Michigan Friendships Enrich the Journey
"One minute we were 22 years old and graduating, and the next thing we knew, we were all turning 50. We’d been walking the path of life together and now we wanted to mark this milestone by walking 50 miles along a literal trail: the Camino de Santiago."
A woman with curly hair sits on a chair in a modern, cozy room with bookshelves, a table, and plants, smiling at a video camera.
Google’s Lisa Gevelber is Helping Americans Upskill
Gevelber, ’90, credits a chance encounter at U-M with changing the trajectory of her career.
A basketball coach in a yellow jacket addresses his white-uniformed Michigan team in a huddle, delivering a Built to Win message.
Built to Win
In an era defined by NIL deals and rapidly changing rosters, head coach Dusty May built a championship-winning team around chemistry and sacrifice.
A commencement speaker stands at a podium with yellow, blue flowers, a large yellow M in back, and an interpreter signing at right.
‘Bigger Than Any Championship’
Fab Five icon Jalen Rose, HLHD’26, reflected on legacy and lived values for his Spring Commencement speech.
Eli Neiburger, wearing glasses and an AADL badge, stands on a balcony at Ann Arbor library, overlooking a busy event and digital flower display.
Eli Neiburger is Redefining What a Library Can Be in Ann Arbor
Eli Neiburger, ’96, leads the Ann Arbor District Library and its popular summer game, making the library much more than a place to borrow books.
A collage with a grayscale man’s portrait, binary code, circuit diagrams, and abstract shapes highlights AI innovation.
Engineering the Foundation of AI
How Claude Shannon’s, ’36, HDSC’61, mid-century discoveries built the roadmap for the future of artificial intelligence.
A colorized man in a navy blazer stands among black-and-white children, adults, and Secret Service-like figures, highlighting his contrast.
Secret Service
Matthew Cybert, ’97, spent 26 years protecting government leaders, investigating financial crimes, and serving multiple presidential administrations.
Ayanna McConnell sits smiling on a park bench amid trees and greenery.
Guest Column: Celebrating Scholarship and Service
"Spring Commencement is a time of reflection and accomplishment."
A person in a white lab coat and glasses studies a long scroll with black calligraphy, hand and face near the artwork on a red table.
Spaces: Asian Art Conservation Laboratory
We take a peek inside a University place.
A large gathering of students sit at dining tables, dressed in nice clothes for a meal.
Michigan Hillel is Celebrating its 100th Anniversary of Jewish Community Connection
When it was established, Michigan Hillel was fourth Hillel in the world.
A person with long hair, a beard and green glasses smiles at a podium with a mic. Partial blue letters show on the podium.
Office Hours: UT210 | Listening: Design Ethnography Methods with Sheng-Hung Lee
Design ethnography: a qualitative, user-centered research approach that aims to understand people’s behaviors, motivations, and routines in their environments.
A black-and-white photo highlights U-M alums editing film together, surrounded by reels and papers in a vibrant, collaborative space.
Back in My Day: The Growth of Film Studies
We explore how alums’ memories of campus film screenings and studies have changed today.
A stick figure walks toward a dashed, stair-like zigzag path ending at a location pin on yellow, symbolizing connection and progress.
Evolving Paths and Enduring Connections
The alumni career outcomes survey offers insights into how Wolverines’ early careers are taking shape.
A person in a blue kayak with large wheels is helped into the water as another with a paddleboard stands nearby on a sandy lakeshore.
Expanding Camp Adventure for All
Accessibility updates are expanding and improving experiences at Camp Michigania.
A older man with glasses and a beard wearing a suit talks to two women.
The Samuel L. Chappell Family UMDC Scholarship Has Been Changing Lives for Nearly 30 Years
The scholarship has given nearly $1 million to worthy incoming Wolverines.
A family of five—two adults, three children—smile in a field of sunflowers and blooms as they pose for a sunny day photo.
A Life in Full Bloom
One nursing alum finds joy by embracing change through seasons of life as a flower farmer.
Two people under a sandstone arch in a rocky desert hold a blue flag with a yellow M, with clouds and mesas in the distance.
Where in the World Is Blue? – Summer 2026
U-M alums share their travel photos.
A sepia-toned portrait shows a young woman with light skin, parted hair pulled back, and a ruffled blouse, looking right, neutral.
Can You Guess That Grad? — Summer 2026
What alumna, notable for her pioneering career in public health and social justice, was the first woman on the faculty of Harvard University?
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