Education
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U-M team examines liberal arts impact on students’ lives a decade after graduation
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Bernie’s mittens to BLM: People talk politics across online community groups with less venom
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YouTube comments reveal scant evidence of political echo chambers
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Supreme Court ruling that limits hacking law supports U-M researcher
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U-M to establish new Institute for Firearm Injury Prevention
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Tulsa Race Massacre: U-M historian, expert on riot looks back—and ahead
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Perspectives on HIV/AIDS, 40 years after the first cases were officially reported
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Michigan eviction filings dropped 65% in 2020, compared to pre-pandemic
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How to improve family well-being in Detroit
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Safer play: How 90,000 Michigan soccer players went back to playing the sport they love
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Schools, parents should use summer to prepare their K-12 students for fall in-person classes
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Longtime U-M entomologist thrilled by arrival of 17-year cicadas in Ann Arbor area
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XR advertising could be a consumer threat if left unchecked
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Ending qualified immunity means police officers held accountable for wrongdoings
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Vast undertreatment of diabetes seen in global study
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Kathleen Cagney named new director of U-M’s Institute for Social Research
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News photos shape immigration attitudes
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Israeli-Palestinian conflict: A primer on the long-standing dispute over Gaza
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Widely used herbicide linked to preterm births