University of Michigan Leverages AI and HPC for Lifesaving Discoveries
February 26, 2026
“U-M leverages AI and HPC for breakthroughs in medicine, safety, and engineering, driving lifesaving innovations.”
“U-M leverages AI and HPC for breakthroughs in medicine, safety, and engineering, driving lifesaving innovations.”
Undergraduate applications to UM-Ann Arbor hit a record high of 115,125 for fall 2026, marking a 29% rise in five years.
The 75th U-M Congressional Breakfast in D.C. raised $147K for scholarships, marking the event’s highest fundraising ever.
The Twink Frey Visiting Social Activist Program at CEW+ supports activists in projects impacting gender equity.
Lucinda Ann “Cindy” Pfalzer, age 67, passed away on Dec. 6, 2025. She was a distinguished scholar in physical therapy.
President Trump’s administration announced agreements to shift Education Department duties to other federal agencies.
For over 20 years, the University of Michigan’s National Center for Institutional Diversity has been a key hub for research.
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.
Two Montana State University-Billings professors remain on paid leave after raising concerns about a prison program.
Candice Everett crafts blankets with daily weather data, creating tactile diaries of her time at UM’s Biological Station.
