Jason DeCamillis, who is legally blind, yearned to fly a plane. A U-M professor helped make his dream come true.

For more than a century, Michigras, an annual April festival welcoming spring, also served as a “fun raiser” for campus causes.

U-M alumni remember the moment they learned of their acceptance into U-M.

"We got our affairs together, celebrated my birthday early, and said goodbye at the airport. We had been married four months."

In this series, Sara Moulton, ’81, shares her wisdom on all things culinary, from trends and treats to tips.

U-M alumni share photos of their Maize and Blue pets.

Natalia Molina won a MacArthur Fellowship for studying the history of different racial and ethnic groups from their perspective. Now, she is researching her own family.

As the calendar turns from winter to spring, Nichols Arboretum will once again become a quiet haven of flowers and fauna. But history reveals its past was not always so peaceful.

A U-M connection led to an altruistic organ donation, despite COVID-19 and a cancer scare.

An interracial couple who married in 1912 while U-M students encountered insidious racism but endured.

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.

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

"We had no new insights, no startling revelations ... But Professor Weeks made us feel like we might."

In this series, Sara Moulton, ’81, shares her wisdom on all things culinary, from trends and treats to tips.

What epidemiologist went from Alcatraz Island in San Francisco to combatting smallpox in India? See answer below.

U-M alumni photos from around the world.

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.”