Research News
Ask cohabiting men and women, and you get very different views about what their relationship means and where it's going.
Health
So says a U-M study that looks at whether it's best to start regular screening at 40 or 50.
Most commented
Tracking down rarities like 'pheal,' 'mondegreen' and 'dord' has never been easier. You can even find their definitions here.
A case study in film craft: how Colin Firth's great performance was influenced by the style and technique of director Tom Hooper.
Speeding and "moral decay" provoked a stern crackdown on student drivers in the 1920s.
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U-M photographer Scott Galvin is moving to that state down south. Before he leaves, we asked him to share his favorite photos from his five years at Michigan.
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U-M in the News
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Ice dancers Davis and White win nationals—again; faculty say that hugs follow a 3-second rule and speculate about the dangers of the Islamic Brotherhood; alums maintain internet security and play folk music; a brewpub opens in Bangalore; and more.
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Students
This hand-held solar-powered light and power source can be used anywhere, but inventors Abdrahamane Traoré and Shanhoor Amin hope to sell it cheaply in the developing world, where access to the power grid can be hard to find.
Institutional News
The latest news about the U-M campus, administration, students and beyond.
This month:
On Campus
The museum became the third U-M building to earn the award for outstanding architecture.
Health
Some orthodontists may be exposing young patients to unnecessary radiation when they order 3-D X-ray imaging for simple orthodontic cases before considering traditional 2-D imaging.
On Campus
The U-M Library is scanning 1,100 Islamic manuscripts, many of them hundreds of years old, giving scholars around world access to one of the world's finest collections.
Ideas
U-M assistant professor Mark Clague talks about the challenges facing the symphony orchestra and how to make it more economically viable.