During the fall 2021 semester, Taubman College students in the Detroit River StoryLab Physical Planning and Design Workshop experimented with storytelling and representation strategies in collaboration with the Detroit Historical Society.

Inaugural fellows were selected based on their established track record of research and relationships with community partners on work that challenges systemic racism.

For the 29th Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service, 300-plus people gathered remotely and in-person to do more than 10 projects that included knitting hats and scarves to keep people in our community warm, assembling meals for the hungry and more.

Students in the IMSE 382 manufacturing course really delivered for the holidays.

The grants connect early-career professionals with Taubman College’s resources and expertise to support exciting, early-stage research.

The School of Music, Theater, and Dance hosts visiting middle and high school ensembles throughout the year to work with undergraduate students.

Graduate students collaborated with the museum to improve the digital accessibility of the museum’s collections.

The University of Michigan has formed a collaboration with Michigan State University and Purdue University to study quantum science and technology, drawing together expertise and resources to advance the field.

Matias del Campo, Associate Professor at Taubman College, combines artificial intelligence with architecture.