University historians collaborate with Detroit Public Television to produce shortform documentary series about U-M’s legacy.

U-M’s first black homecoming queen remembers her reign, five decades after relinquishing her crown.

In the fall of 1969, students went ‘on strike’ to demand the right to run their own bookstore.

Bicentennial colloquium packs the house; U-M community reacts to policies of new administration.

In 1861, the crisis of southern secession turned Michigan’s campus into a cauldron of pro-Union meetings and military drills as students prepared to exchange books for weapons.

As surging activism makes headlines nationwide, U-M alumni reveal the challenges they faced as students with a commitment to both causes and coursework.

U-M unveils blueprint for making the University community more diverse, equitable, and inclusive.

Stacey Ervin, BA ’16, shares his experience as a student gymnast managing mental health, athletic, and academic challenges.

For two decades U-M students have choreographed one of the most life-changing experiences on campus: Dance Marathon.