HistoSonics Wins National Startup Innovator Award for Tumor Treatment
August 8, 2025
HistoSonics, Inc., a U-M startup, wins the 2025 Startup Innovator Award for its revolutionary tumor treatment tech.
HistoSonics, Inc., a U-M startup, wins the 2025 Startup Innovator Award for its revolutionary tumor treatment tech.
HistoSonics, a U-M startup, was acquired for $2.25 billion, boosting its innovative cancer treatment platform globally.
Theodore Rippey has been appointed dean of the College of Arts, Sciences & Education at the University of Michigan-Flint.
The future of Michigan’s universal school meal program is uncertain due to federal cuts to SNAP and Medicaid funding.
Corrine Hendrickson’s child care center is closing due to insufficient state funding, highlighting a growing crisis.
Mallory Martin-Ferguson is the new student ombuds at University of Michigan, succeeding Tom Lehker upon his retirement.
Thomas J. Wang, a renowned physician-scientist, has been named the next dean of the Medical School, starting Sept. 15, 2025.
In the 1920s, Albert Kahn’s vision for U-M’s museum included lions, but artist Carleton Angell sculpted native pumas.
Arthur Lupia, a seasoned researcher and educator, has been appointed as U-M’s VP for Research and Innovation, effective Aug 1.
The University of Michigan Center for Innovation in Detroit will lease a residential tower at 2205 Cass Ave., advancing…
The Supreme Court supported Trump’s plan for mass Education Department layoffs, overturning a lower court’s block.
Gov. Whitmer appoints Laurence Alexander, UM-Flint chancellor, to the Michigan Education Trust Board, enhancing education access.
