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Office of the VP for Communications – Keeping alumni and friends connected to U-M
Topics
Arts & Culture
Futuristic technology reveals secrets in ancient Vesuvius Scrolls
George Gershwin’s first musical rediscovered after nearly a century
New commission, world premiere: 'When the Caged Bird Sings'
Athletics
What Ohtani scandal means for his career, fans and team
College athlete unions: Would they be effective?
Sherrone Moore named Michigan’s head football coach
Business and Economy
UMCI design approved, construction ramps up
Out of the woods and into the ethos: Unique business course still resonates
Episode 202: The labor movement
Campus Life
Brad Meltzer, BA '92, tells Class of 2024: 'Unleash your kindness'
University addresses potential commencement protests
Rolling the dice on addiction
Education & Society
Brad Meltzer, BA '92, tells Class of 2024: 'Unleash your kindness'
Rolling the dice on addiction
'On a scale of 1 to 5, are you….'
Environment
Earliest recorded ‘ice-out’ date on Douglas Lake at U-M Biological Station
Could riding older school buses hinder student performance?
Legacy in land: Protecting rare fens, century farms, and other natural habitats in Michigan
Heritage/Tradition
'On a scale of 1 to 5, are you….'
Thirteen days in 1970: The BAM strike
Governor Cass and the Indians
Innovation
Too much screen time? U-M pioneers digital wellness program for youths
Better battery manufacturing: Robotic lab vets new reaction design strategy
First atlas of the human ovary with cell-level resolution is a step toward artificial ovary
International
From Cuba to chemical engineering: ‘I’m supposed to be here’
After announcing its first population decline in six decades, what is next for China?
U-M supports Ukrainian scholars at risk
Law & Politics
College athlete unions: Would they be effective?
Michigan Minds podcast: Presidential election season 'will not be normal'
'We need to make truth our national purpose'
Philanthropy
U-M parents give $20M to advance new center for recreation and well-being
A peony by any other name...
Student journalists redefine a rivalry
Podcast: "Listen in, Michigan"
Episode 59: Quit your life temporarily, featuring Colleen Newvine, MBA ‘05
'We need to make truth our national purpose'
Episode 57: The archivist and the Unabomber, featuring Julie Herrada
Research News
Rolling the dice on addiction
Volunteers needed for study: Learn how exposure to ‘forever chemicals’ impacts cancer risk
Chemicals stored in home garages linked to ALS risk
Science and Technology
Better battery manufacturing: Robotic lab vets new reaction design strategy
First atlas of the human ovary with cell-level resolution is a step toward artificial ovary
The most precise measurement of our expanding universe