Editor’s Blog

  1. Book cover to Our Michigan coffee table book features maize and white copy on blue background.

    Read all about it

    Your coffee table’s calling, and it needs “Our Michigan,” a captivating and visually stunning history of your favorite University.

  2. A fan zone along Kipke Drive east of Michigan Stadium.

    Mastering the plan

    No need for that crystal ball. We’ve seen the future and it’s called Camps Plan 2050.

  3. View of the Duderstadt pillars at the entrance of the building, taken from below looking up.

    The rule of three

    The rule of three took its toll at U-M this month as the community navigates a trio of tough losses.

  4. Unmanned aircraft systems, or drones, are an integral part of a variety of research, educational, and operational activities at the University of Michigan. Although The Cube is enormous (it weighs 2,400 pounds), it will rotate on its axis with just a gentle push. Image credit: Roger Hart, Michigan Photography

    The time traveler’s life

    String theory. Sliding doors. Call it what you will. Time travel on a college campus is real.

  5. Woman stands at Big 10 headquarters sign.

    A crisis by any other name…

    You know what they say about opportunity. It knocks but once before the door slams shut.

  6. Two men stand on a hockey rink with mountains in the background. Both wear U-M gear

    What’s the story?

    Storytellers know there’s always more to the tale than the page can contain.

  7. Black and white historical shot of a guy in sunglasses and sandals seated next to an ironing board,

    Looking forward to the past

    Keep your eyes on the prize. Hindsight is just around the corner. We hope.

  8. Mount Vesuvius rising above the ruins of the ancient Roman city of Pompeii

    Something old, something new

    Who’s ready for an excellent adventure? Just keep an eye peeled for the (virtual) hot lava.

  9. Sneakers hang on a power line against a backdrop of blue sky.

    Kicks just keep gettin’ harder to find

    Ours is not to wonder why this town has so many sneakers hanging on power lines.

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