U-M students from Wolverine Disaster Relief visit Houston to help rebuild in the wake of Hurricane Harvey, which hit southern Texas in August 2017 and affected 13 million people.

College students, research data, and evidence-based interventions are behind an innovative scholarship program that’s improving first-generation students’ success.

With the help of students in a University of Michigan Stamps School of Art & Design class and the U-M Synchronized Swimming Club, New York-based multimedia artist Claudia Bitran will recreate scenes from director James Cameron’s “Titanic” at U-M’s Canham Natatorium this week.

The number of startups launched at the University of Michigan nearly doubled in fiscal year 2018 to 21 as U-M inventors went to market with a broad array of discoveries from autonomous shuttles to a post-surgery warning system that alerts doctors to patient distress well ahead of traditional methods.

The University of Michigan launches a new website today that captures the engagement of its faculty, students, staff and alumni in Detroit.

Members of the university and wider community gathered Monday to address ways U-M and other institutions can more effectively build partnerships outside the academy to drive positive social change.

The University of Michigan is a close partner to Denis Mukwege, who received the Nobel Peace Prize this week for his work to end sexual violence against women in armed conflict.

IPE promotes the development of multidisciplinary expert teams, so students can develop skills and deliver high quality health care services together.

“Abstraction, Color, and Politics in the Early 1970s” presents large-scale work by four American artists—Helen Frankenthaler, Sam Gilliam, Al Loving and Louise Nevelson—who chose abstraction as a means of expression within a particularly intense political climate.