What defines a beloved tavern, dive, or watering hole? New York-based artist/author John Tebeau, BS ’86, has a pretty good idea. In fact, he left his heart at Dominick’s and the Del Rio.

As a gay youth, Edmund White, BA ’62, bemoaned the dearth of books that reflected his experience. So, he wrote his own. Today he holds the PEN/Saul Bellow Award for Achievement in American Fiction.

Football legend Charles Woodson urges new Michigan grads to reject hate and view one another as human beings, “nothing more, nothing less.”

U-M grads’ new intention-tracking app will mesh with Amazon’s Alexa to nudge people toward goals, desires. Its tentative name? Iris.

Campus unrest often erupts at times of social unrest. But what about campus humor? Some say it’s at its best when times are not.

Alumni entrepreneurs create iKeyp, a “smart safe” for meds that promises security, deterrence, and adherence.

In 1970, a female secretary inspired one of the great sea changes in the University’s history: that Michigan should treat women the same as men.

An African-American student of the 1920s left a vivid memoir of his years in a semi-segregated Ann Arbor.

Alumni startup takes off in the drone space with an autonomous solution for inspecting wind turbines.