Adam Mael’s Remarkable LEGO Creations Inspire Awe and Admiration
February 23, 2026
Adam Mael’s intricate LEGO projects, including a Central Campus replica, continue to inspire awe and admiration.
Adam Mael’s intricate LEGO projects, including a Central Campus replica, continue to inspire awe and admiration.
Adam Mael crafted a LEGO Diag replica in 2020, sparking numerous projects, including U-M themed and personal creations.
In 1948, Val Johnson, one of U-M’s few Black students, defeated football star Pete Elliott to become senior class president.
A University of Michigan study finds peer and parental influence can predict adolescent substance use, urging early screening.
Rashida Tlaib introduced the Head Start for America’s Children Act to expand early education for 11 million children.
A national Democratic group is targeting Michigan’s 35th state Senate District, a key bellwether for political climate.
Attorney General Dana Nessel urges the U.S. Department of Energy to halt using emergency powers for a Michigan plant.
U.S. Supreme Court rules against Trump’s tariffs, supporting Congress’s authority; Michigan leaders react positively.
Detroit Police Chief Todd Bettison won’t fire two officers for coordinating with Border Patrol, opting for suspension.
President Trump retains options to impose tariffs despite the Supreme Court ruling, using existing and historical powers.
February is Black History Month, and Morning Edition shares stories of Black women pioneers in Michigan politics.
The race to represent Northern Michigan in the U.S. House heats up as Republican Matthew DenOtter seeks nomination.
