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Stacy Dean, with chin-length hair, wearing a white and black polka dotted blouse and black blazer, sits for a headshot in a mostly brown room. She is wearing an orange pin with "50" on it and a small block M.
Alum Works to Tackle Food Insecurity
A person in jeans and a dark shirt pumps a Paani water well while a person in tan pants and a pan hoodie cups his hands at the other end of the well.
Turning the Tide in Pakistan
Alum receives Legacy Award from Prince William for a nonprofit started at U-M.
6 book covers in a grid with a blurred background.
2024 Summer Reading List
Our selection of summer 2024 reads written by U-M alumni, chosen for U-M alumni.
Daisy Sklar, in a white U-M jersey and khaki pants, speaks into a microphone with a maize and blue crowd behind her.
Fast Chat: Daisy Sklar
We speak to a student comedian.
Vivek, in dark jeans and a black sweater, stands in an empty classroom.
Office Hours: Vivek Sankaran Helps Improve the Child Welfare System
Michigan Alum speaks to a faculty member about an issue in their field.
Procession Leading To Santa J. Ono Is Installed As The 15th President Of The University Of Michigan. Inauguration.
Guest Column: Making U-M the Defining Public University
U-M President Ono explains Vision 2034 and alumni's role.
Foggy mountains in the distance with sand in the foreground and water in between. Two people stand on the sand taking a photo.
Reunited in Vietnam
Two alums reconnect on the other side of the globe after five decades apart.
Blue background with yellow icons of three people and two arrows pointing to one person at the top. The white writing says "Managing Up."
Managing Up
Management is a two-way street. Improve your working relationships with these tips.
A huge illuminated McDonald's sign from the 1960s on display in the Henry Ford Museum.
Down the Road From History
Minutes from UM-Dearborn, the Henry Ford Museum offers visitors a trip into the past.
Merideth Holtz, ’91, added a pop of Maize and Blue to the purple-tinged fields of the Wanaka Lavender Farm in Wanaka, New Zealand.
Where in the World Is Blue? – Summer 2024
U-M alums share their travel photos.
Alumni, Staff Push for Carbon Neutrality at U-M
Voices for Carbon Neutrality discusses the urgent need to act on climate change.
Guest Column: Election Officials Are Ready for November
Voters should be confident in the integrity of the vote.
Collage-style image of photographs of Jerry DeGrieck, Kathy Kozachenko, and Nancy Wechsler, overlaid on top of newspaper clippings related to their political campaigns and victories.
When Pride Prevailed
The country's first openly gay elected officials were U-M alum city council members in Ann Arbor.
An illustration of five people in various yellow and blue clothing hold blank signs.
U-M Sets Vision for the Next Decade
Michigan aims to become ‘the defining public university.’
Joyce, in a black jacket, holds a NBC Olympics microphone and poses in front of an ice skating rink from above.
Andrea Joyce’s Golden Career
As Andrea Joyce, ’76, prepares for potentially her final Olympic games, the sports broadcaster reflects on her hall-of-fame career that started at U-M.
Two people stand in a community garden of greenery with a building and powerlines in the background.
For the Good of the Community
Programs through U-M’s Matthaei Botanical Gardens and Nichols Arboretum are leveraging land for a wider impact.
Black-and-white photo of ROBERT H. BARTLETT, MD’63, in a hospital room examining medical equipment
Can You Guess That Grad?
What surgeon has been called the “Father of ECMO” for his part in advancing the life-saving medical procedure?
Monochromatic drawing of 1940s-era Michigan Daily reporters at an office table, on a faint maize and blue field
Michigan Musings: My Uncle’s Legacy
"What I found was a story which became more tragic, yet more fascinating, the more I uncovered."
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