Putting a person on the moon was not only one of humanity’s most daring technological achievements.

Professor Emerita Gloria House may best be remembered on campus as a teacher, mentor and co-founder of the African and African American Studies program. But her latest honor showcases another side of her: artist.

When you think of campus programs designed to boost student success, you probably think of things like tutoring or flexible class schedules.

Annahita Akbarifard called a long necklace with large silver and black oval-shaped beads worn in the M2GATE global pitch competition a statement piece.

Three College of Arts, Sciences, and Letters faculty will teach and conduct research in three different areas of the world — Southeast Asia, the Middle East and Europe — through a grant from the J. William Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board.

These days, there’s no shortage of innovative projects aimed at getting students interested in STEAM fields.

There’s a new face on campus this spring charged with guiding the future of philanthropy.

From providing food and water for a global population of nearly 10 billion and mitigating and adapting to climate change to building more resilient cities, the 21st century’s biggest challenges are now converging to create a pivotal moment in the history

Listening to medical students speak at University of Michigan Medical School, Mariam Ayyash (’13 B.S.) — then an undergraduate student on a tour organized by UM-Dearborn — found the research, student experience and clinical work inspiring.

The UM-Dearborn Difference Maker award, launched for the university’s 50th anniversary during the 2009-2010 school year, honors 50 outstanding students annually for the positive impact they have on their campus, neighborhoods, communities and beyond.

At his inauguration, Chancellor Domenico Grasso, challenged people to dream big when writing the university’s next chapter. So what will that look like — and how will we get there?

Celebrating a legacy of excellence, a future of promise.

In a very real sense, Patrick Hunter has lived one of his favorite quotes by Pablo Picasso: “All children are artists. The problem is how to remain an artist once he grows up.”

Associate Professor of Accounting Kirk Philipich is not an obvious person to have started a scholarship for student-athletes.

HR expert Linda Torakis empowers employees to build multimillion-dollar auto supply company

As a child, hunkered down in a Lebanon hospital during a bombing, Maya Hammoud saw a great need for doctors.

UM-Dearborn grad delivers successful shipping solution to his native Nigeria

When 33-year-old Houstonian Huda Fahmy (’06 B.A.) started her online comic starring an American Muslim heroine (“Yes, I’m Hot in This”), she was pretty sure she could win a niche audience in the Muslim community.