3/8/2023
We’re not ready for the electrification era
To slash emissions and battle climate change, countries across the world are pushing the adoption of electricity-based technologies like electric vehicles and heat pumps. But Associate Professor Wencong Su says the grid is nowhere near ready for a lot more...

3/6/2023
AI's mysterious ‘black box’ problem, explained
Artificial intelligence can do amazing things that humans can’t, but in many cases, we have no idea how AI systems make their decisions. UM-Dearborn Associate Professor Samir Rawashdeh explains why that’s a big deal....

2/8/2023
Dania Bazzi’s American Dream
The two-time UM-Dearborn alum and West Bloomfield superintendent talks about why she’s dedicated her life to education and what we stand to lose when we abandon our faith in public schools. ...

1/16/2023
What we’re missing when we simplify MLK’s life and legacy
Associate Professor Terri Laws thinks honoring Martin Luther King Jr. must start with a more thorough reckoning with his thought, his place in history and his relevance for today....


11/2/2022
Practicing hope in the age of climate change
New HHS assistant professor Finn Bell talks about why the human aspects of climate resilience matter....

10/31/2022
Why diversity is the secret to solving complex problems
U-M Professor Scott Page explains why diverse groups consistently outperform teams of like-minded experts....

11/6/2019
First-generation students, in their own words
Four UM-Dearborn students get personal about the challenges and thrills of their first-gen college experiences....

6/30/2020
Where the 2020 protests fit into the history of the African American Freedom Movement
A UM-Dearborn professor and historian reflects on the promise of the current wave of activism, why America is more reformist than revolutionary, and how to stoke the fire of anti-racism....

9/9/2020
Student-tested tips for online classes
Two UM-Dearborn students share their advice for tackling the unique challenges of a mostly online semester....
