In the News

  1. Future physicians: U-M program provides hands-on training to Detroit high school students

    As a student at Cass Technical High School in Detroit, Rico Ozuna-Harrison discovered how he could have a future in medicine. Every month, students from Cass Tech visit the University of Michigan to be mentored by medical students. “It helped me to stay focused and by doing so, inspired me,” said Ozuna-Harrison, who is now a sophomore at U-M.

  2. Four U-M researchers win PECASE awards

    Four University of Michigan researchers received the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers, the highest honor bestowed by the United States Government to scientists and engineers who are beginning their independent research careers.

  3. Wallenberg Medal to be awarded to Safa Al Ahmad, journalist and documentarian

    Safa Al Ahmad, a Saudi Arabian journalist and documentary filmmaker, will receive the 2019 Wallenberg Medal from the University of Michigan.

  4. Women’s March effective in promoting multiple issues

    When women organize marches or events to bring light to issues in addition to gender, a key question is whether it becomes more inclusive to the interests of marginalized groups.

  5. Outreach efforts offer access to underrepresented students

    Stephanie Camarena says she didn’t know anything about college before participating in a University of Michigan summer research program.

  6. Students thrown into real-world scenarios with ViewPoint, an educational simulation tool

    Over the course of two weeks, one group of University of Michigan students was tasked with fighting the opioid crisis.

  7. U-M Student move-out results in 12.5 tons of goods donated locally

    The University of Michigan donated more than 12.5 tons of clothing, bedding, household goods and food to local organizations to benefit the Ann Arbor and surrounding communities following student move-out this year.

  8. Students thrown into real-world scenarios with ViewPoint, an educational simulation tool

    Over the course of two weeks, one group of University of Michigan students was tasked with fighting the opioid crisis. During the semester, another class determined the fates of students seeking admission to universities. A third group at the Ross School of Business found out what it was like to be ambushed by media during a business crisis.

  9. U-M faculty win competition to reimagine Detroit’s cultural district

    Three University of Michigan faculty members are part of a team that won an international design competition that will unite 12 cultural and educational institutions located in Detroit’s Midtown, and change the way visitors and Detroiters experience the area.