Stephen Ragsdale: Embracing Music’s Healing Power Through Life’s Journey
September 2, 2025
Stephen Ragsdale finds solace in music, navigating life’s complexities from civil rights tensions to jazz discoveries.
Stephen Ragsdale finds solace in music, navigating life’s complexities from civil rights tensions to jazz discoveries.
Sept. 2, 2025, marks 80 years since WWII’s end, reflecting on U-M’s impactful wartime research and collaboration efforts.
John Charles Bilello, 86, passed peacefully in Dexter, MI. A retired U-M professor, he was a renowned scientist and author.
Racing under reduced winter sunlight, the University of Michigan solar car led North America in the 2025 World Challenge.
Thousands flocked to Ingalls Mall for Festifall on Aug. 27, showcasing student orgs and vendors amid Diag construction.
Festifall on North Campus buzzed with student activity as organizations showcased opportunities to connect and engage.
The University of Michigan seeks nominations for honorary degrees, recognizing those who have made significant contributions.
U-M’s Innovation Partnerships set records in FY ’25 with 673 inventions and 326 commercialization agreements.
Construction on the Diag enhances U-M’s spaces with new pavers, improved drainage, and an ADA ramp at Hatcher Library.
The University of Michigan welcomed the Class of 2029 at the New Student Convocation, urging them to embrace U-M’s opportunities.
In 2020, Hintgen Elementary returned to in-person learning. Funding issues persist, with teachers often buying supplies.
The busy midblock crosswalk near Central Campus is getting a new signal to improve safety and reduce traffic delays.
