Alumni flash back to the bard’s Ann Arbor concert in September ’64.

Classic car-loving Wolverines take to the streets for Flint’s annual “Back to the Bricks” festival.

Wayne County prosecutor Kym Worthy, AB ’79, partners with key allies to bring overdue justice to rape victims.

U-M hockey alum Carl Hagelin (2007-11) recounts his run up to the 2014 Stanley Cup with the New York Rangers.

Michigan Daily alum Stephen Henderson, BA ’92, transforms his passion for hometown Detroit into a very personal Pulitzer Prize.

Kenneth Johnson redeploys military training to bring healthy food and other sustainable solutions to underserved populations.

Student activists spark national dialogue; engage with alumni, use social media to organize and advocate for change.

Photographer Lynn Goldsmith has spent the past four decades telling “Rock and Roll Stories” by picturing the most iconic artists of our time.

Filmmaker Zack Arnold, BA ’02, celebrates the late Christopher Rush, BA ’99, who defied muscular dystrophy to lead an extraordinary life.