Like many Holocaust survivors, University of Michigan professor Irene Butter went many years without talking about her experience. In fact, it took four decades for her to conclude that silence no longer was an option.

Mcity’s advanced vehicle discoveries will mean safer, more affordable, accessible transportation for Michigan communities.

At Skyline High School in Ann Arbor paper rocket ships help students improve their reading comprehension.

Teaching math to small groups of low-income, minority kindergartners has a positive impact on their learning and can help bridge the divide with higher-income peers, say University of Michigan researchers.

It’s one thing for first-year law students to learn the ins and outs of an existing legal case through lecture and course readings but quite another to figure out how to take the facts and make an argument that could win the case for a real client.

A comprehensive look at the teaching and learning program of the University of Michigan Third Century Initiative shows a changed U-M culture around engaged learning.

Four University of Michigan students will take part in the FIFA World Cup this summer—not as players, but as sport management interns.

What can a house made of straw bales teach us about sustainability?

A new Michigan Online portal brings together more than 120 massive open online courses (MOOCs), teach-outs, specializations, MasterTrack certificates, XSeries, MicroMasters and professional certificate programs hosted on online platforms Coursera and edX.