LSA is investing nearly $4.5 million in grant funding as part of the Meet the Moment Research Initiative for four innovative new faculty research projects.

A group of artists from the U-M Prison Creative Arts Project and incarcerated artists from the United Kingdom will present artworks in the exhibit “We Bear” at the Ann Arbor Art Fair on July 21-23.

The Ann Arbor campus will maintain its vaccination and face covering policies, along with other COVID-19 prevention measures recommended by the COVID-19 Campus Health Response Committee.

The Anti-Racism Collaborative, administered by the National Center for Institutional Diversity, has awarded summer research grants to 26 U-M graduate students.

The Academic Leadership Institute is a partnership between the Center for Social Solutions and The New School, helping to cultivate a network of rising leaders.

A new public database of African American students created by U-M documents students who attended U-M between 1853 and as recently as 1970.

Sam Baldwin, media designer for the Center for Academic Innovation, has filmed more than a thousand live sporting events around the Midwest.

When he was 86 years old, Forman Brown walked into a gay bookstore in Los Angeles and asked a manager if the shop carried “Better Angel.” The manager handed Brown a copy of the novel. The book was well done, he told Brown, and quite popular. “I think you’ll like it.” “I’m sure I shall,” Brown replied. “You see, I wrote it.”

UM-Dearborn will increase its financial aid spending by nearly 25% next year as part of the university’s commitment to student success and academic excellence.

The budget for the upcoming year at UM-Flint focuses on the university’s top priorities: supporting student success, fostering academic innovation and investing in faculty and staff.