The debut episode of Voices of Victors recounts a life-defining trip to the Big House and the story of an academic icon who became an inspiration for fans and students alike.
The debut episode of Voices of Victors recounts a life-defining trip to the Big House and the story of an academic icon who became an inspiration for fans and students alike.
The Nobel Knock
U-M alumnus Paul Milgrom’s pioneering work in auction theory leads to a Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences.
Where in the World Is Blue? – Fall 2020
U-M alumni photos from around the world.
Maize Graze: The Queen of Daufuskie
In this series, Sara Moulton, ’81, shares her wisdom on all things culinary, from trends and treats to tips.
The Nobel Knock
U-M alumnus Paul Milgrom’s pioneering work in auction theory leads to a Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences.
Where in the World Is Blue? – Fall 2020
U-M alumni photos from around the world.
Maize Graze: The Queen of Daufuskie
In this series, Sara Moulton, ’81, shares her wisdom on all things culinary, from trends and treats to tips.
History Lessons: A Maroon Thanksgiving
Before anyone else, the University of Chicago Maroons where U-M’s Big Ten football rival.
A Haunting Good Time
In 1977, a U-M conductor combined music and Halloween revelry to create a new October tradition.
A Challenge to Serve
When then-Sen. John F. Kennedy spoke to students in October 1960, he inspired them to take the first steps toward the establishment of the Peace Corps.
This article was originally published in the early fall 2010 issue of Michigan Alumnus magazine.
History Lessons: A Maroon Thanksgiving
Before anyone else, the University of Chicago Maroons where U-M’s Big Ten football rival.
A Haunting Good Time
In 1977, a U-M conductor combined music and Halloween revelry to create a new October tradition.
A Challenge to Serve
When then-Sen. John F. Kennedy spoke to students in October 1960, he inspired them to take the first steps toward the establishment of the Peace Corps.
This article was originally published in the early fall 2010 issue of Michigan Alumnus magazine.
Patricia W. Mitchell Trusts makes largest gift in LEAD Scholars program history
The Alumni Association of the University of Michigan is celebrating a new chapter for its LEAD Scholars program after receiving a $2.5 million gift from
Life After LEAD: Ahmed Owda, ’17
We catch up with one of our former LEAD Scholars.
On the Gateway DEMOCRACY & DEBATE
The Alumni Education Gateway shares U-M insights, research, and thoughts on the upcoming election.
Patricia W. Mitchell Trusts makes largest gift in LEAD Scholars program history
The Alumni Association of the University of Michigan is celebrating a new chapter for its LEAD Scholars program after receiving a $2.5 million gift from
Life After LEAD: Ahmed Owda, ’17
We catch up with one of our former LEAD Scholars.
On the Gateway DEMOCRACY & DEBATE
The Alumni Education Gateway shares U-M insights, research, and thoughts on the upcoming election.
Guest Column: Exploring and Engaging With Democracy
U-M Professor Angela Dillard provides details on the Democracy & Debate theme semester.
The Festivities Continue
The Ann Arbor Summer Festival changes for safety.
U-M in the Era of COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic put a surreal spin on the arrival of the University’s 2020-21 academic year.
Guest Column: Exploring and Engaging With Democracy
U-M Professor Angela Dillard provides details on the Democracy & Debate theme semester.
The Festivities Continue
The Ann Arbor Summer Festival changes for safety.
U-M in the Era of COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic put a surreal spin on the arrival of the University’s 2020-21 academic year.
