Michigan alumni are not passive observers. They are innovators, humanists, and leaders, known worldwide for their ideas and impact.

President Grasso recently appeared before a Congressional committee to address national security threats on college campuses.

Michigan Law alumnus Kent Syverud was appointed U-M’s 16th president earlier this month.

In his final State of the University address, Grasso focuses on high-risk, high-reward work in bio-AI, clinical trials, and commercialization.

A robust economy that draws upon U-M talent translates to well-paying jobs, good neighborhoods, and strong schools.

President Grasso calls for respectful and constructive dialogue on campus as political violence rocks the nation.

President Grasso reminds us of higher education’s power when it comes to serving humanity.

President Grasso is energized by the intellectual and cultural challenges we face in higher education.

It’s imperative that we stand up for the pursuit of knowledge and the joy of discovery.