In the News

  1. U-M students uncover story behind 19th-century African-American ‘selfies’

    Just over a year ago, Clayton Lewis, curator at the University of Michigan’s William L. Clements Library, revealed a pair of unique photo albums from within their collection to U-M…

  2. Students imagine the campus of the future

    If you want to transform the campus learning experience to suit the needs of today’s students who better to ask what that should look like than the people who will…

  3. Rebooting historical archives, expanding citizen engagement: a closer look at two TLTC projects

    Those who have been around campus for some time may be familiar with names like Alice Crocker Lloyd, Robert P. Briggs and Margaret Bell, but until recently none of these…

  4. U-M funds six Third Century Initiative Transformation grants

    The University of Michigan has awarded nearly $6.4 million of Third Century Initiative (TCI) funding to six faculty projects that show promise to transform learning for students. The second round…

  5. What happens after pro football?

    Six MBA students from the University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business came up with a playbook for the Miami Dolphins—a program to help players with their post-career game plans….

  6. Wallenberg fellow: Recent graduate seeks to understand how to create better refugee camps

    Bjornar Haveland didn’t want to go straight to college after high school. He wanted to seek some adventure, experience a life radically different from his own. So he volunteered in…

  7. Finding Solutions Together: Health science students consider all perspectives on patient care

    Professor Bruce Mueller, microphone in hand, sounds and acts a bit like a game show host as he moves about the room engaging with students seated in small teams. “Did…

  8. STEM education: U-M to help lead $5M ‘VIP’ program

    In an effort to drive systemic reform of science, technology, engineering and math, or STEM, education, Michigan Engineering is co-leading a national program that will give more undergraduates and master’s…

  9. Forgotten Photos

    Joseph Ho was working at the Chinese Historical Museum in downtown San Diego five years ago when an elderly man walked in and offered to donate a bunch of scrolls,…