U-M engineers are working on a device to measure baseball swings; Zombies invade U-M campus; Nearly half of all parents are giving kids medication they shouldn’t consume; Can money buy you happiness? Relationship study finds link between depression and unsupportive spouses; U-M volunteers blitz Belle Isle; Would you exercise more for cheaper insurance?

Take a look at some amazing stats and behind-the-scenes photos from the Wolverines’ heart-stopping drive to the 2013 NCAA Basketball Championship.

U-M researchers may have found a way to circumvent a major obstacle in growing replacement hearts, lungs, and kidneys.

Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier in Major League Baseball in April 1947, but he couldn’t have done it without one Michigan man, Branch Rickey, JD ’11.

Video: The University is home to more than 20 libraries filled with some 13 million volumes. The U-M Alumni Association brings back memories of late nights in the stacks in this video that celebrates our beautiful spaces and amazing collections.

Mars has lost much of its original atmosphere, but what’s left remains active, according to recent findings from NASA’s Mars rover Curiosity.

Wondering if that antique in your attic is trash or treasure? Dr. Lori Verderame, BA ’87, will know. See her on the Discovery Channel’s “Auction Kings.”

U-M names Cardiovascular Center for Samuel and Jean Frankel; U.S. News ranks Medical School No. 8 in the nation; U-M breaks ground on $50M School of Nursing; U-M team wraps up work on top-secret solar racer; Twitter CEO Dick Costolo to speak at commencement; Radar tech could detect guns at schools; Does finding purpose benefit health?

You’re not done with high school when you go to college, according to a new study of student culture. An in-depth look at the lives of young women shows the high school peer culture that divides students into homecoming queens, wannabes, and nerds thrives in college.