Campus-wide initiative seeks to engage a larger community in the conversation about free speech at universities, recognizing conflict, and effectively exchanging ideas with those who may have different perspectives.

Students from unique academic backgrounds gain new perspectives on museum theory and history through this close-knit program while also gaining practical experience in the field.

Renowned artist works with an interdisciplinary team of students to unveil a visionary robotic sculpture, constructed to encourage thought about borders, peace, and unity.

The open-source resource helps Public Health educators make writing assignments more authentic, so students will be better prepared to write in the field once they graduate.

School of Information students participate in an intense crisis simulation as an evaluation of their ability to solve problems — without technology.

The presidential initiative program offers a new opportunity for students to learn about poverty, gain skills needed for social change, and promote solution-based thinking.

New partnerships, programs implemented to boost job opportunities and raise the public’s awareness about low-income families are highlights of first-year initiative to prevent and alleviate poverty.

Former Stamps professor and dean stays involved with the U-M community through product design, working with U-M students and alumni to create low-cost materials to help address social issues.

SMTD professor Matthew Thompson — known as a leader in the field of video game music — shares his passion with students through his course and an annual conference.