U-M faculty demonstrate the power of public engagement through social media, influencing journalists, policymakers, and peers.

U-M physicist Gordon Kane remembers the late Stephen Hawking, a betting man who always paid his debts.

Oral history project aims to document the stories of Iranian-Americans with ties to the state, and highlight their everyday lives.

Lyman T. Johnson, MA ’33, was the grandson of former slaves. He integrated the University of Kentucky five years before Brown v. Board of Education.

Emeritus art professor collaborates with School of Social Work/Peace Corps alum to create low-cost cardboard cradle that enhances infant safety.

U-M historian chronicles a time in Detroit’s history when Native Americans and African Americans were considered property.

Civil engineer Aaron Anderson, MS ’16, will be the happiest person on earth when he’s out of a job – because that means Puerto Rico is back on the grid.

New critical edition of iconic folk opera addresses its complex place in American history.

U-M helps policymakers, community organizations, and others understand the state of poverty in Michigan.