As COVID-19 disrupts university life, pockets of positivity and optimism have emerged, illuminating now more than ever students’ support of each other, and faculty commitment to their education.

Experts at Michigan Medicine provide tips for helping a family member or roommate cope with coronavirus effects, while protecting yourself and others.

We don’t know much about how coronaviruses behave and move through the environment. U-M and Stanford engineers aim to change that.

Samantha Farrugia, MUP ’15, melds women seeking job skills with companies needing welders.

What’s happening on campus? Here’s a curated compilation of the latest information, experts, and links to manage this temporary new normal.

Former student activists who established the 1970 Teach-In on the Environment examine how history can inform the present — and the future.

The relentless barrage of dire news about climate change can take a toll on one’s psyche. Just imagine if climate change is your area of study. Plus: U-M & Earth Day at 50

Young ‘makers’ in Detroit now have a permanent space to design, weld, work with a 3D printer, and more. The Brightmoor Maker Space is a collaboration between the Stamps School and Detroit Community Schools.

More than 400 U-M alums are teaching ‘more than music’ in elementary, middle, and high school music classrooms throughout Michigan.