Asa Gray and the Secret Life of Books
Exploring the European travels of the founder of U-M's library collection.
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Ending the Business of Injustice
Anti-sweatshop activism at the University of Michigan from 1999-2007.
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Divestment for Humanity
The anti-apartheid movement at the University of Michigan from the mid-1970s through the late 1980s.
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Resistance and Revolution
The anti-Vietnam war movement at the University of Michigan from 1965-1972.
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UM-Flint Class of 1958
An oral history project capturing the memories of U-M Flint's first graduates.
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University Commons Veterans Exhibit
A tribute to 16 people who live or have lived at University Commons and served in World War II.
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U-M and the Great War
The wartime experiences of students, faculty, alumni, and the broader citizenry of Ann Arbor and the state of Michigan (1914-1918).
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A Dangerous Experiment
Exploring the rich and complex history of women and gender at Michigan.
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Chronological Development of the U-M Campus
Graphic overlays showing campus development from 1837-1970.