11/9/2022

When content isn’t king

To boost learning, faculty should cut material. Wait, what?...
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....
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....
9/30/2020

Is Michigan’s election system ready for 2020?

A UM-Dearborn political science professor breaks down why this election won’t be like any other and our prospects for surviving it....
4/4/2022

Data ethics for the digital education age

The Hub’s Autumm Caines walks us through some important privacy and data ethics issues facing universities as more learning goes online. ...
3/30/2022

Faculty Book Recs: Associate Professor Amy Brainer

In this first installment of the 'Faculty Book Recs' series, Associate Professor Amy Brainer provides two interesting non-fiction recommendations reflective of her own experiences and research. ...
3/28/2022

The changing nature of corporate social responsibility

With record inflation, a lingering pandemic, supply chain concerns and sanctions on Russia, can business leaders still focus on corporate social responsibility when so much is threatening their bottom lines? Assistant Professor Justin Ames weighs in....
3/23/2022

Closing COVID’s other learning gap

UM-Dearborn alum and school superintendent Youssef Mosallam talks about how his district is helping kids adjust socially and emotionally as they return to in-person learning....