U-M MicroCT Lab Reaches 10,000th Scan Milestone with Wolverine Skull
February 11, 2025
A CT scanner at U-M scans animal specimens, preserving them digitally for future research without causing damage.
A CT scanner at U-M scans animal specimens, preserving them digitally for future research without causing damage.
A federal judge blocked NIH’s decision to cap indirect costs at 15%, impacting universities’ research funding nationwide.
President Trump’s executive order banning transgender athletes from women’s sports raises enforcement questions.
Nithya Arun and Hiba Dagher gained hands-on legal experience as guardians ad litem in the 1L Advocacy Clinic.
Listen to Science Moms, a group of climate scientists who are mothers, advocating for climate change awareness.
Trump’s plan to dismantle the U.S. Department of Education sparks partisan clashes, with Congress debating its future.
UM-Flint receives a historic $3.3M NSF grant to boost research, foster industry ties, and enhance regional workforce skills.
“School choice” advocates in Montana push for tax credits to support private school tuition, sparking debate in legislature.
Ruth Behar will explore shared stories’ power to connect people across differences at the 2025 Henry Russel Lecture.
Updates on federal changes: Classrooms need a warrant for entry, but public areas don’t. UM complies with law enforcement.
Molly Blakely and other educators support the STARS Act to boost Montana’s starting teacher pay and retention.
Slope stabilization project on Nichols Drive starts with tree removal in March; road closures begin in April.
