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.

As a field geologist, 98-year-old Helen Foster, BA ’42/PhD ’46, mapped the farthest-flung islands of Japan, met Emperor Hirohito, and documented Alaska’s landscape.

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.

Chad Kolarik and Andrew Ebbett, who once skated on the same line for the Wolverines, will represent their countries in the ’18 Olympics.

Zingerman’s Bakehouse co-owner Frank Carollo celebrates 25 years in business with a gorgeous cookbook rich in history, humor, and of course, those precious how-tos. Listen in if you’re a fan of the magic brownies…