Arts + the Curriculum promotes the integration of arts thinking in curricular development along with programs that enhance the connection between teaching and the arts at U-M.

The University of Michigan fellowship recognizes the need for leaders who reflect the communities most affected by intertwined environmental, health, and economic food systems crises.

The team is studying patterns of extreme heat in Flint and how to reduce its threats to residents via a weather sensor network across the city using bus stops.

In addition to a monetary scholarship, each has been awarded complimentary registration to the Planning Michigan conference on Mackinac Island.

A new partnership by three leading art institutions in the state of Michigan will feature the compelling work of renowned photographer LaToya Ruby Frazier this fall.

During the Ann Arbor Art Fairs, fairgoers completed more than 1,000 surveys that will help Michigan law professors in their research.

UM-Flint student Rachelle Gonzalez spent her summer working in the archives department of the Sloan Museum of Discovery.

The mission of the Center for Interprofessional Education (CIPE) is to innovate and transform interprofessional education.

The 2022 pre-convocation event, 8:30 a.m. – noon, Aug. 25, in the University Center KIVA is free for all attendees.