Alum-founded nonprofit has delivered over $3 million in aid to Ukraine.

Two friends and classmates use their U-M connections to create their first feature-length film

U-M alums share their travel photos.

Azadeh Shahshahani, ’01, MA’04, JD’04, is protecting and advocating for immigrants’ rights in the South.

Joe Tate, MS’17, MBA’17, is making history as Michigan's Speaker of the House.

"It was burned into my brain, deeper than almost any other childhood memory: I loved Michigan football."

Ashlee Green, ’08, is increasing representation for Black women in the running industry.

Aaron McCloud, MBA’10, MSE’10, doesn’t want students to be overlooked the way he once was.

John Wang, ’03, reflects on his most impactful culinary experiences.

Maria Wen Adcock, ’94, shares her heritage in her debut book.

In 1965, U-M faculty pioneered a new style of protest with the first “teach-in” in opposition to the Vietnam War. Reactions on and off campus reflected the cultural divide over the conflict.

Carol Jantsch, ’06, is breathing new life into an often-overlooked brass instrument and winning accolades for her pioneering role.

John Wang, ’03, reflects on the mission of his business, Queens Night Market.

“I’d acquired the name of my firstborn child because I was too tired from cramming all night to clearly enunciate my own name.”

A 1951 Hopwood Award winner, what alumnus was an influential poet and leading figure at the New York School, an informal group of artists, writers, and musicians?

U-M alums share their travel photos.

We take a look at a few of the earliest U-M alumnae.

Learn the how and why of the iconic boulder’s journey to its spot on one of Ann Arbor’s main roads—and the surprising possible origin of the painting tradition.