Women Dominate Graduate Schools, Shifting Professional Landscapes
January 20, 2026
Amanda Leef’s dream of becoming a veterinarian began at age 4. Now, she co-owns Heal Veterinary Clinic.
Amanda Leef’s dream of becoming a veterinarian began at age 4. Now, she co-owns Heal Veterinary Clinic.
Governor Whitmer attends the World Economic Forum in Davos to attract investment and promote Michigan’s economic growth.
A new study explores if high-intensity interval training and anti-inflammatory supplements can fend off aging.
President Trump denied ties to Project 2025, a controversial policy plan, but later implemented many of its ideas.
A new study is testing if high-intensity interval training and anti-inflammatory supplements can combat aging.
Approximately 14 billion years ago, the universe began with the Big Bang, setting the stage for galaxies and our planet.
Four University of Michigan faculty will receive CEW+ Inspire Awards for championing equity, human rights, and mentorship.
Denise Wieck turned her trauma into advocacy after her son was injured by a ghost gun, co-founding LIFE for gun safety.
In 1926, U-M students formed the Negro-Caucasian Club to foster racial equity. Despite limitations, it made an impact.
A Michigan judge has blocked the state from spending $645 million, questioning the executive’s unchecked spending authority.
State officials expect reduced tax revenue growth, leading to austerity budgeting. Federal cuts increase pressure.
Senator Elissa Slotkin highlights Flint’s ongoing struggle post-water crisis, seeking accountability and justice.
