1. A prototype of “Hostile Terrain 94″ exhibition launched at the Franklin & Marshall College’s Phillips Museum of Art in Lancaster, PA in January 2019 ahead of a similar installation at U-M March 27–29. Photo by Daniel Lopez, courtesy the Undocumented Migration Project.”

    3,000 toe tags: 1 massive tragedy

    Anthropologist Jason De León humanizes undocumented migrants through art that confronts viewers with the actual names, dates, locations, and conditions of people who died attempting to cross the U.S.-Mexico border.

  2. Fresh Air Camp, circa 1938. (Image courtesy of U-M's Bentley Historical Library.)

    The Fresh Air Camp

    From the 1920s through the ’70s, U-M offered a green sanctuary northwest of Ann Arbor as a retreat for kids in need of special attention.

  3. New alumni portals for community, education

    The Alumni Association of the University of Michigan has expanded its digital universe to make it easier for alumni to connect and learn in person and online.

  4. A tarantula preying on a Bolivian bleating frog

    Creature feature

    U-M biologists capture super-creepy photos of Amazon spiders making meals of frogs, lizards, and small mammals. Beware: It’s the stuff of nightmares. For real.

  5. Underwater reef

    Countdown to catastrophe

    The pace of today’s global warming outstrips any climate event since the extinction of the dinosaurs, and experts predict by 2158 carbon could reach levels not seen for 56 million years.

  6. Derek Stevens during 2018 NCAA Tournament. (Image: Sam Morris, Las Vegas News Bureau.)

    Winning

    Few college hoops fans love March Madness — or a good sportsbook — more than Derek Stevens, BS ’90, owner of the Detroit-themed casino, the D Las Vegas.