1. Wein-o-Rama promo from the Sterns' collection

    Food for thought

    The Smithsonian Institution’s archives are now home to two very different culinary collections by Rick Bayless, MA ’75, and Michael Stern, BA ’68.

  2. Listen In graphic

    #Trypod

    Ever tried to “do the thing you think you cannot do?” It’s exhausting. But in a good way. Right?

  3. The British navy intercepted slave ships throughout the 19th century. In 1884, the H.M.S. 'Undine' liberated this group of captives taken from an Arab dhow. The British navy intercepted slave ships throughout the late 19th century in Northeast Africa.

    Freedom writer

    In the midst of the civil rights movement, U-M historian Dwight Lowell Dumond published his anti-slavery masterwork. The backlash was ferocious.

  4. Tablet with fake news word cloud. Stock.

    Notes from the 'opposition party'

    Alumni journalists fight the beast that is ‘fake news’ and offer options to avoid counterfeit copy.

  5. UMMA Art Collection

    Victors for art

    UMMA hosts ‘Michigan’s Alumni Collectors,’ which comprises 115 exceptional works of art spanning 3,500 years of art-making from around the world.

  6. Thomas Knoll

    Power to the pixel

    In 1988, while most of the digital technology we take for granted was unknown, a revolutionary software named Photoshop began to develop at U-M.

  7. Students converge on Angell Hall

    Feel free to comment

    It’s not over till it’s over, MT readers. This issue has a great story that continues well into the comments section. Read on!

  8. Waterbourne, 1973, Color Lithograph, 30 1/4 x 42 1/4 inches

    Life, lessons, and lithography

    World-renowned visual artist Ruth Weisberg, BFA ‘63/MA ’65, visits the Stamps Print Media Studio: “Be true to your own aesthetic.”

  9. Jesse Adler with her MDA unit. (Courtesy of Adler.)

    Fast track to first responder

    U-M student volunteers cut to the chase in action-packed training program for Israel’s Magen David Adom ambulance service.

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