Tick Surveillance in Montana Aims to Track New Species and Diseases
September 22, 2025
Biologist Grant Hokit surveys ticks in Montana, aiming to identify new species and assess disease risks as climates shift.
Biologist Grant Hokit surveys ticks in Montana, aiming to identify new species and assess disease risks as climates shift.
Rural Michigan school leaders are concerned a state budget plan could hinder funding for school transportation.
A Flagstaff police officer is under investigation after a fatal crash that left one person dead near East Butler Avenue.
Tara Hall traveled from South Carolina to Glendale, Arizona, to honor Charlie Kirk at his memorial but was turned away.
A Brookings report reveals a surge in students missing from schools post-Covid, with 2.1M unaccounted for in 2023-24.
Sea moss is a trendy ingredient praised for health benefits, but evidence is limited; it’s nutritious but not a magic elixir.
Sea moss, a nutrient-rich superfood, is touted for benefits like improving digestion and skin but lacks strong evidence.
The Design Review Committee at U-M will enhance campus potential by aligning new building designs with strategic goals.
After years of planning, the Ginsberg Center returns with a new 11,000 sq ft building, inviting community engagement.
Three honorees of the University of Michigan’s Distinguished University Professorship will share career highlights.
A multi-million-dollar NIH grant supports LOSHAK, studying aging in Kenya to adapt global health systems for the future.
The University of Michigan’s inaugural Climate Week, Sept. 27-Oct. 5, will unite the campus to drive climate action.
