World War I spanned just four years. But for 96-year-old emeritus art professor Bill Lewis, it’s provided inspiration for nearly a century

New filmmaking venture, Snowday, focuses on local economy, homegrown ventures.

Novelist Nicholas Delbanco celebrates the art of correspondence in a whimsical series of letters that captures the wonder of words among friends.

Former Michigan Daily editor releases film that strikes a timely chord.

A cardiologist, medical historian, and musicologist join forces to discover whether cardiac arrhythmia played a part in some of history’s most famous works.

While co-authoring a book about Hollywood’s Golden Age, studio exec Tom McLaren, BBA ’84, flipped the script and became an actor.

Past and present collide as photographer Jennifer Karady collaborates with veterans to create indelible images of a war carried home.

U-M is now home to a very special Steinway once owned and played by quintessential American composer George Gershwin.

Alumni flash back to the bard’s Ann Arbor concert in September ’64.