Camp Hope, hosted by Camp Lael in Lapeer helps kids who have lost a loved one process their grief through familiar camp fun along with therapeutic activities.

Thirty-four U-M faculty members are receiving awards this fall in recognition of their notable contributions in the areas of teaching, mentoring, service and scholarship.

U-M, led by SEAS, the William Davidson Institute, and the Asian Development Bank, are partnering to strengthen collaboration on sustainable development initiatives across Asia and the Pacific.

Short news items from around the University of Michigan.

Harold Robert Johnson, the first African American dean at the University of Michigan, died Oct. 13 at the age of 99 at his home in Ann Arbor, after a short illness.

The Initiative for Democracy and Civic Engagement, the William L. Clements Library, and the Arts Initiative have joined forces to create U-M’s U.S. at 250 program.

A U-M study finds that medications commonly prescribed to ease symptoms such as agitation, anxiety, and delirium may carry major unintended risks for people with dementia receiving hospice care.

The AI Institutes at Michigan recently brought together academic leadership from across all three campuses for a summit designed to shape U-M’s direction in artificial intelligence research, collaboration and policy.

The Data Science for Dynamic Intervention Decision-Making Center will launch a new training program to prepare scientists to design and evaluate adaptive, patient-centered interventions across the cancer care continuum.

An organization made up of 6,700 physicians and other clinicians across Michigan — including from Michigan Medicine — has saved the Medicare system $35 million in a single year.