Pennsylvania’s Ashlie Crosson: National Teacher of the Year
May 6, 2025
Ashlie Crosson, named National Teacher of the Year, aims to amplify rural educators’ voices and inspire future teachers.
Ashlie Crosson, named National Teacher of the Year, aims to amplify rural educators’ voices and inspire future teachers.
Shuyan Tang, a U-M student and former asylum seeker, has been named a 2025 Truman Scholar for public service.
Scapa, a Holocaust survivor’s descendant, founded Altair with $1500. He sold it for $11 billion after 40 years.
Becky Klein found excellent dental care at Thunder Bay Community Health Service in Atlanta, MI, with U-M student dentists.
Schools and colleges, along with departments and identity groups, will host graduation ceremonies and events.
The University of Michigan will increase parking permit rates by 4% for fiscal year 2026, supporting transport systems.
Five University of Michigan professors join the 2025 class of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences for their research.
A Tappan Oak sapling, grown by alum Griffith, was planted on Earth Day at U-M, preserving its historic legacy.
Pope Francis, first Latin American pope, reshaped the Church’s role in social justice, confronting anti-immigrant rhetoric.
ANN ARBOR, Mich. – Michigan’s men’s gymnastics team clinched its seventh NCAA title, edging Stanford by 0.163 points.
UM-Flint receives a $746,000 grant to enhance digital access and literacy in Michigan’s underserved communities.
The Revolutionary War began 250 years ago, sparked by Thomas Gage’s orders for the Concord Expedition on April 18, 1775.
