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10/28/2024
The incomparable Bruce Maxim
One of the architects of UM-Dearborn’s modern computer science department reflects on his career as a squeaky wheel and why he thinks professors should talk less and listen more. ...
10/28/2024
What the polls can tell us
Two long-term politics watchers weigh in on why exit polling and winner projections are an essential part of the political process, especially in challenging election years....
10/23/2024
University fellowship aims to create 'dream team of sustainability'
New campuswide initiative brings together sustainability efforts from all four UM-Dearborn colleges....
10/21/2024
Dearborn Wolverines gain real-world experience through internships
Hear from students across UM-Dearborn’s four colleges who furthered their career goals over the summer....
10/21/2024
Takeaways from the Oct. 15 Conversation with the Chancellor
Couldn’t make last week’s town hall with Chancellor Domenico Grasso? We have a recap of some of Grasso’s takes on enrollment, the budget, the current capital campaign, institutional neutrality and UM-Dearborn's new Office of Holistic Excellence....
10/21/2024
Regents roundup for October 2024
Get the details from the October U-M Board of Regents meeting, including news about grant funding, upcoming Regents meeting schedule changes, the new university leadership neutrality policy and personnel updates....
10/16/2024
Sharing nature’s beauty through touch, smell and sound
National and statewide awards honor EIC staff member and ’15 alum Donna Posont for her work as an inclusive naturalist educator and advocate....
10/15/2024
Who’s to blame?
'Complicity' is a potent term these days. Sociology Professor and 2024 Susan B. Anthony Campus Award winner Francine Banner explores how its use can cause great damage — or be a force for change.
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10/10/2024
Campus Colleagues: Annie Barker
The university’s new photographer talks about her Michigan homecoming, her unexpected appreciation of cornfields, why taking a great photo of someone probably means getting to know them first, and her enduring love of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. ...
10/9/2024
Piecing together the past one fragment at a time
Associate Professor of Anthropology John Chenoweth’s River Raisin National Battlefield Park field study course — which recently received National Park Service funding — digs up the past to help plan the future....
