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Short news items from around the University of Michigan.

The Arts Initiative has appointed Professor Rafael Neis, who has led efforts to integrate art in both scholarship and pedagogical practice, to a new cross-campus leadership position.

Choosing a more electrified vehicle will reduce drivers’ greenhouse gas emissions, regardless of where they live in the contiguous United States, according to a new study from U-M.

• UM-Dearborn study reveals what EV drivers care most about charging stations

U-M, in collaboration with more than a dozen academic, governmental and community partners across the country, will launch the Center for Land Surface Hazards.

U-M faculty, staff and students gathered for “The Next U-M President: A Town Hall” to discuss both the presidential search process and the priorities they hope to see valued by the next U-M president.

The Division of Public Safety and Security has launched a newly redesigned website that promises easier access to vital safety resources designed for the U-M community.

The Raoul Wallenberg Institute at U-M will begin its annual moderated discussions series, the Samantha Woll Dialogues, with two events in September.

September marks Hunger Action Month, a nationwide initiative that encourages individuals and organizations to come together to address food and nutrition insecurity.

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