Giving music: Alum shares violin and life lessons

Alum teaches violin to Detroit youth

Clara Hardie, U-M grad and Detroit resident, co-founded Detroit Youth Volume in 2010, a mixed-income Suzuki violin program that offers scholarships and extra support for lower income students seeking classical music training.

  1. nurse makes heart with hands

    COVID-19 vaccine to be required for students who live on campus

    The new requirement provides for exemptions and applies only to students who will live in residence halls and other University housing.

  2. A post-vaccine still-life: syringe, cell phone, vial, and proof of vaccination.

    Who has a right to ask if you’re vaccinated?

    Why a false controversy about vaccine privacy and “passports” threatens to prolong the pandemic.

  3. U-M medical residents interact with a patient on-screen during a virtual rounding session.

    Patient rounds get a technical upgrade

    Out of crisis comes opportunity — and with COVID-19 derailing traditional hospital rounds, U-M researchers have found a way to bring caregivers safely to the bedside.

  4. Graphic with terms about climate change; the man points to CO2

    Private sector action may be linchpin to conservative support on climate change

    Study: Conservatives are more supportive of private-sector action than public-sector action, while liberals are more supportive of government regulations than private-sector action or a carbon tax.

  5. Graphic of a medical student holding groceries and raising their hand.

    When COVID dealt struggling medical students another blow, the Shield Fund provided a lifeline

    The struggle is real Rachel O’Reggio knows what it is to struggle as a medical student. Academic challenges hit the University of Michigan Medical School student hard her first year, and she took a leave of absence from school in early 2020. She also knows what it is to struggle through compounding challenges as a Read more

  6. Students paint a mural in front of Rackham to celebrate 2021 graduates. (Image: Eric Bronson)

    Stamps alumnae, students honor class of 2021 with a mural

    The mural is 18 by 400 feet and includes several “flying” graduation caps set among white clouds, with a Block M and the words “Go Blue Class of 2021.” The project was led by Stamps alumnae Yen Azzaro and Liz Guilmet.