Tag Archives: students
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Michigan Quarterly ReviewThreads pulled though: University of Michigan 1960-1964 to Now
Wallis Wilde-Menozzi | October 9, 2020 U-M authors -
Bentley Historical LibraryConstructing Gender
January 9, 2020A digital exhibit exploring how gender differences are literally built into the architecture of the Michigan Union and League buildings.
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Michigan TodayStep Right Up!
by Jim Tobin | December 3, 2019On May 23, 1871 Van Amburgh and Company’s Menagerie & Circus raised its tents in Ann Arbor. Approximately 60 U-M students from the sophomore class of 1873 were tossed out for rowdyism.
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Michigan AlumnusHistory Lessons: Classy Gifts
by Janet Max | July 2019The graduating classes of Michigan often leave behind a gift for future generations to appreciate. The Michigan Alumnus chronicles some of the more interesting class gifts you can still find around campus today.
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Michigan TodayArrowsmith’s Inspiration
by Jim Tobin | June 13, 2019When his new novel Arrowsmith reached the nation’s bookstores in 1925, Sinclair Lewis, was already the most celebrated American writer of the day. What neither Lewis nor his publishers said was how much Arrowsmith owed to what an obscure young scientist had told Lewis about life in the medical labs of U-M.
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Bentley Historical LibraryBeing Black at U-M
by Katie Vloet | May 2019Austin McCoy ignited a social justice movement on campus and beyond. Learn how he fought to make U-M more diverse and why his papers are now archived at the University forever.
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LSA MagazineA Tough Act to Swallow
by Elizabeth Wason | September 2018A physics student developed a way to see inside your stomach, despite the experts saying his idea was impossible.
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