In the News

  1. Localization seminar helps students envision a sustainable future

    A SEAS seminar challenges students to consider how society will respond to environmental challenges in the future.

  2. Student Profile: Lexi Glinos (DDS 2022) – Dental school’s challenges sometimes extend beyond the classroom and the clinic

    A U-M Dental student goes beyond the traditional practice of dentistry to promote empathy and service in the field.

  3. Faculty participate in campus-wide Global Vaccine Equity Ideas Lab

    The U-M Center for Global Health Equity has allocated up to $3 million for transformative ideas developed by participants in the Ideas Lab.

  4. U-M Food Literacy for All talk explores relationship between food inequalities and income levels

    U-M Food Literacy for All series invites students and community-academic partnerships to share conversation and research about present and future food studies challenges.

  5. New Women in Leadership Program at Michigan Ross Works to Overcome Barriers and Empower the Next Generation of Women Business Leaders

    Ross creates new Women in Leadership Program to help students navigate future careers in business through workshops and mentorship

  6. OPEN ACCESS: U-M RECRUITS STUDENTS ACROSS CAMPUS TO FILL ARTS INTERNSHIPS

    New Internship fund to support the Michigan Culture Corps in recruiting BA and BS degree students—who are not necessarily arts majors—to pursue internship opportunities and careers in arts and culture organizations.

  7. Ben Seguin: Wins Best in Drawing ArtsEngine ScienceNews

    First-year STAMPS student wins award for distinguished artwork demonstrating scientific and artistic collaboration.

  8. Cultivating a New Approach to Climate Science

    A class built around collaboration with local government represents a new way to train students for societally engaged work.

  9. 2022 Undergraduate Research Awards Announced

    Four undergraduate students at the Penny W. Stamps School of Art & Design will receive funding for their research focused on the future of art and design curriculum.