The new Human Trafficking Collaborative website, developed by faculty at the University of Michigan School of Nursing and the U-M Law School, created to dispel myths about human trafficking and to train health care providers to recognize and treat victims.

A team of UMSI Bachelor of Science in Information (BSI) capstone students leveraged their data analysis skills to improve community health in the Dominican Republic with nonprofit organization Puente.

Twenty-one U-M graduate students have been awarded nearly $100,000 in summer research grants cosponsored by Rackham and U-M’s Anti-Racism Collaborative.

The Arts Initiative will enable experimental ways of thinking about the role of the arts for the UM community and the Southeast Michigan region.

U-M’s Department of Dance faculty discusses the process of creating performance against the backdrop of a pandemic through its production of “Dance Despite Covid”.

University of Michigan researchers were recently awarded a $1.1 million grant to study the impact of a liberal arts education on graduates.

The University of Michigan SOUL program (Sociology Opportunities for Undergraduate Leaders) allows students to connect with their first generation identity and navigate the university experience as first generation students.

Students worked closely with artisans and entrepreneurs in Kumasi, Ghana through the Design for Generative Justice Course.

Three School of Dentistry students win a campus-wide student business idea competition.