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It takes a village
Veteran graduate student Steve Smith is no stranger to hard work, determination, and going the extra mile. Smith is unabashed in his acknowledgement of how others have influenced him and adamant they be given credit for all they’ve done: “I have not done any of this on my own.”
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Strike up the band
The U-M School of Music, Theatre and Dance has been a national leader in music education for more than 70 years—today, their alumni can be found at the helm of more than 400 elementary, middle and high school classrooms across the state of Michigan.
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Hail-oween Hauntings
The Michigan campus has provided the perfect setting for mystery writers and their horror stories. Find out what happened when writers conjured terror on eerily familiar terrain, each reflecting the mores of life at U-M in a different decade.
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The Bright Future of Breast Cancer Research
When are we going to cure cancer? More treatment options, targeted therapies and an understanding of when less is more have improved breast cancer outcomes in recent years. But more work remains.
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There’s always something amazing happening at Michigan. Whether it’s on campus or around the world, our students, faculty, staff and alumni are out seizing the day as shown in the slideshow below.
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Ten U-M researchers have been awarded grants to support their work in fields such as wearable technology, machine learning, and genetic analysis, among others, as part of the 2018 #PrecisionHealth Investigators Awards. myumi.ch/6wD5q
University of Michigan School of Public Health professor and former OSHA official Adam M. Finkel sees too many unscientific arguments downplaying the risk of brain injury to NFL players.
In an op-ed in the Chicago Sun Times, he argues that a partnership between government, labor, and the league could be the best way to preserve the excitement of football while lowering the risk to players. #UMichImpact
A notebook from a 17th century music student was misfiled for years in the University of Michigan Library's special collections.
U-M librarian Pablo Alvarez worked with musicologist Sarah Davies to learn more about the organ tablature, and to produce the original music. Learn more about the U-M Library's Special Collections Research Center: myumi.ch/Jyj9N #UmichArts