U-M is confronting disturbing instances of sexual misconduct, wrestling with how to revamp systems and procedures for reporting, punishing, and preventing similar behavior — and to rebuild the trust of students, staff, and alumni.
U-M is confronting disturbing instances of sexual misconduct, wrestling with how to revamp systems and procedures for reporting, punishing, and preventing similar behavior — and to rebuild the trust of students, staff, and alumni.
Voices of Victors, #11: Memorable Professors
Two U-M alumnae share their stories of professors who made a profound impact, one who opened a new world of literature and another who offered truly life-saving advice.
Voices of Victors, #10: A Challenge to Serve
This month marks the 60th anniversary of the Peace Corps. Hear how U-M students, inspired by then-Sen. John F. Kennedy, took the first steps toward establishing the organization.
Voices of Victors, #9: Genius in Training
Among the towering scientific geniuses of the 20th century, Claude Shannon, ’36, HSCD’61, paved the way for the computers we use every day. We tell his story on the 20th anniversary of his death.
Voices of Victors, #11: Memorable Professors
Two U-M alumnae share their stories of professors who made a profound impact, one who opened a new world of literature and another who offered truly life-saving advice.
Voices of Victors, #10: A Challenge to Serve
This month marks the 60th anniversary of the Peace Corps. Hear how U-M students, inspired by then-Sen. John F. Kennedy, took the first steps toward establishing the organization.
Voices of Victors, #9: Genius in Training
Among the towering scientific geniuses of the 20th century, Claude Shannon, ’36, HSCD’61, paved the way for the computers we use every day. We tell his story on the 20th anniversary of his death.
Flying Blind
Jason DeCamillis, who is legally blind, yearned to fly a plane. A U-M professor helped make his dream come true.
History Lessons: Fun and Fundraising
For more than a century, Michigras, an annual April festival welcoming spring, also served as a “fun raiser” for campus causes.
Congratulations — You’re In!
U-M alumni remember the moment they learned of their acceptance into U-M.
Flying Blind
Jason DeCamillis, who is legally blind, yearned to fly a plane. A U-M professor helped make his dream come true.
History Lessons: Fun and Fundraising
For more than a century, Michigras, an annual April festival welcoming spring, also served as a “fun raiser” for campus causes.
Congratulations — You’re In!
U-M alumni remember the moment they learned of their acceptance into U-M.
Fast Chat: Zoe Evans
We ask a student leader to share her story.
Office Hours: Busting Environmental Myths
Michigan Alumnus spoke with Shelie Miller, an associate professor in the School for Environment and Sustainability and director of the U-M Program in the Environment, about some common misperceptions regarding sustainability.
Spaces: University Hospital Chapel
A peek inside a University place.
Fast Chat: Zoe Evans
We ask a student leader to share her story.
Office Hours: Busting Environmental Myths
Michigan Alumnus spoke with Shelie Miller, an associate professor in the School for Environment and Sustainability and director of the U-M Program in the Environment, about some common misperceptions regarding sustainability.
Spaces: University Hospital Chapel
A peek inside a University place.
On the Gateway: Earth Day 2021
In commemoration of Earth Day on April 22, the Alumni Education Gateway shares insights from the U-M community on the environment, sustainability, and policies that affect the planet.
Life After LEAD: Tey’Ariana Marshall-Broaden, ’18
We catch up with one of our former LEAD Scholars.
On the Gateway: Women’s History Month
The Alumni Education Gateway shares insights from the U-M community on research pertaining to women’s history, health, and pressing social issues.
On the Gateway: Earth Day 2021
In commemoration of Earth Day on April 22, the Alumni Education Gateway shares insights from the U-M community on the environment, sustainability, and policies that affect the planet.
Life After LEAD: Tey’Ariana Marshall-Broaden, ’18
We catch up with one of our former LEAD Scholars.
On the Gateway: Women’s History Month
The Alumni Education Gateway shares insights from the U-M community on research pertaining to women’s history, health, and pressing social issues.
Addictive Appetites
Smartphone addiction is taking a toll on teen health, with excessive phone use linked to compulsive eating. And the COVID-19 pandemic isn’t helping.
Diversity Dialogue Series: The Black Student-Athlete Experience
Alumni share how they found community on campus and address issues of inclusion and activism.
Guest Column: Follow Your Dreams
Eric Mayes, co-captain of the 1997 national championship Wolverine football team, shares how his time at U-M shaped his life and career as a higher education administrator and professor.
Addictive Appetites
Smartphone addiction is taking a toll on teen health, with excessive phone use linked to compulsive eating. And the COVID-19 pandemic isn’t helping.
Diversity Dialogue Series: The Black Student-Athlete Experience
Alumni share how they found community on campus and address issues of inclusion and activism.
Guest Column: Follow Your Dreams
Eric Mayes, co-captain of the 1997 national championship Wolverine football team, shares how his time at U-M shaped his life and career as a higher education administrator and professor.
