Red might be the traditional color of Valentine’s Day, but for many U-M alumni, true love’s hue is Maize and Blue.

Sarah Hubbard savors the opportunity to serve on the U-M board of regents following her November election.

Two alumni share their thoughts on the value of volunteering and the benefits of the new Alumni Volunteer platform.

Wolverines raised more than $19,000 for the LEAD Scholars Emergency Assistance Fund.

A civil rights-era visit to U-M by Martin Luther King Jr. provoked discussions regarding student activism on campus.

The Alumni Education Gateway shares U-M insights and research to help you get ready for MLK Day.

U-M's annual report includes messages from University leaders along with highlights from the year.

Once upon a snowfall, two rival residence halls on the Ann Arbor campus started an icy battle that continued for decades.

The Alumni Education Gateway shares U-M insights and research on resolutions worth prioritizing in 2021.

Ken Fischer, the former president of the University Musical Society, shares his most memorable moments with performers from his recently published book, “Everybody In, Nobody Out.”

Former U-M basketball star Trey Burke, who signed a three-year deal with the Dallas Mavericks in mid-November, speaks about the lessons he has learned since college, his COVID-19 experience, and why he has plenty of great ball to play.

Chef Sara Moulton, ’81, shares tips on how to fix holiday-cooking disasters.

The president of United Airlines, U-M alumnus Brett Hart, shares why flying is safer than ever during the pandemic.

Before anyone else, the University of Chicago Maroons were U-M’s Big Ten football rival.

In 1977, a U-M conductor combined music and Halloween revelry to create a new October tradition.

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.

The Alumni Education Gateway shares U-M insights, research, and thoughts on the upcoming election.

Signage outlining COVID-19 safety precautions and regulations reflects a new normal for U-M students this fall.