Neurable: Harnessing Brain Activity University of Michigan 2026-09-22 | Neurable: Harnessing Brain Activity
What to Pack for Your University of Michigan Dorm Room #UofM #UMich #Michigan #CollegeDorm #DormRoom University of Michigan 2025-07-23 | In the first episode of UMich 101, Lily explains what every Wolverine needs to pack for their dorm room!
World Emoji Day #UofM #UMich #Michigan #Emoji #WorldEmojiDay University of Michigan 2025-07-17 | The Wolverine experience has us feeling all of the emojis!
Having problems with unread emails? Entice the recipients with more emotion University of Michigan 2025-07-04 | If you’re wondering why your emails have not been read, perhaps the content lacks emotion.Crafting an effective email extends beyond just the content and length. In a new study, University of Michigan researchers suggest that the nuances of communication style and the strength of social connections can greatly impact the likelihood of receiving a reply.The study highlights the importance of a compelling communication style, strong interpersonal relationships and persuasive writing. These elements are crucial for encouraging responses, the research reveals.Surprisingly, email success differs greatly depending on whether you’re initiating contact with a broad audience or engaging in a back-and-forth with a smaller group.learn more:https://news.umich.edu/having-problems-with-unread-emails-entice-the-recipients-with-more-emotion/
Small modular nuclear reactors can help meet US energy and emission goals—if we let them University of Michigan 2025-06-30 | Interest in small modular nuclear reactors, or SMRs, is skyrocketing with tech companies including Google, Amazon and Microsoft investing in the emerging low-carbon energy technology.It has the potential to help these companies and the country meet their emissions goals while satisfying growing energy demands. But the United States has yet to power up its first SMR and the technology faces substantial deployment challenges with its cost and complexity.Still, new research from the University of Michigan shows that SMRs are economically viable and poised to start living up to their potential by 2050.
World Social Media Day #UofM #UMich #Michigan #SocialMedia #WorldSocialMediaDay University of Michigan 2025-06-30 | Thanks for helping us put the social in social media, Wolverines!
On Pace to Succeed, In Running and In Business University of Michigan 2025-06-30 | Merrick Chernett, BBA ’28, a first-year student at the Ross School of Business, became the youngest person on record to complete the Great World Race, running seven marathons in seven days on seven continents in November 2024. Now, he’s bringing that same drive and determination to succeed to Michigan Ross and beyond.
2025 Miller Family Open hosted by U-M Adaptive Sports and Fitness University of Michigan 2025-06-29 | On Saturday, June 28, the University of Michigan Adaptive Sports and Fitness program hosted the second annual Miller Family Open at the U-M Track and Field Stadium. The event brought 93 athletes of all abilities, including six Paralympians, from 20 programs and institutions together for a day of competition.
Michigan Minds: Health and health cares influence on political engagement University of Michigan 2025-06-25 | Scott L. Greer, a professor of health management and policy and of global public health in the University of Michigan School of Public Health and a political science professor, shares decades of studies documenting the shaping of political engagement and poor health and negative health care experiences.Greer joins the Michigan Minds podcast and discusses the ways politics and public health are colliding to affect vaccines, preparedness to fight the spread of contagious disease, humanitarian outreach and HIV/AIDS programs.
Can You Trust What You See? University of Michigan 2025-06-25 | Inside U-M Flint’s DeepTect Tool That Exposes FakesDeepfakes are rising—and so is the risk to truth. At the University of Michigan-Flint, researchers at the SMILES Lab built DeepTect, an AI tool that detects and explains deepfakes before the damage is done.#DeepTect #UMFlint #Deepfakes #AIforGood #ResearchImpact
Fall 2025 Distinguished University Professorship (DUP) Lecture University of Michigan 2025-06-20 | ...
Michigan Minds podcast: Health and health cares influence on political engagement University of Michigan 2025-06-19 | University of Michigan political scientist Scott L. Greer shares decades of studies documenting the shaping of political engagement and poor health and negative health care experiences.Greer, professor of health management and policy and of global public health at the U-M School of Public Health, joins the Michigan Minds podcast and discusses the ways politics and public health are colliding to affect vaccines, preparedness to fight the spread of contagious disease, humanitarian outreach and HIV/AIDS programs.Listen to the full episode:https://news.umich.edu/michigan-minds-podcast-health-and-health-cares-influence-on-political-engagement/
President Grasso Interview #UofM #UMich #Michigan #GoBlue University of Michigan 2025-06-18 | From Brightside Street ➡️ Ann Arbor, Michigan. Welcome, President Grasso!
Getting to Know University of Michigan President Domenico Grasso University of Michigan 2025-06-18 | Get to know University of Michigan President Domenico Grasso in this video interview with U-M student Sydney Cyprian. President Grasso discusses pursuing his PhD at the University of Michigan, meeting his wife in an engineering graduate class, and his priorities as president of “the best and greatest university, not in America, but in the world.” President Grasso also shares some of his favorite activities and interests, and a few fun facts about himself — including what makes him “Mr. Brightside.”
Cheers or cheers-ious consequences? How older couples drinking habits affect health University of Michigan 2025-06-16 | der couples may want to take a closer look at their drinking habits together. While most research focuses on how your drinking affects your health, a University of Michigan study shows that a partner's drinking habits matter, too. It underscores that it's not just how much alcohol is consumed, but how couples drink—similarly or differently—that can shape health outcomes over time.
2025 University of Michigan Anatomical Donations Program Memorial Service University of Michigan 2025-06-06 | May 29, 2025Power Center for Performing Arts
Humans are seasonal creatures, according to our circadian rhythms University of Michigan 2025-06-02 | It’s tempting to think that, with our fancy electric lights and indoor bedrooms, humanity has evolved beyond the natural influence of sunlight when it comes to our sleep routines.But new research from the University of Michigan shows that our circadian rhythms are still wild at heart, tracking the seasonal changes in daylight.
The Invisible Shield: How Michigan Public Health is Transforming Outbreak Detection in Michigan University of Michigan 2025-05-28 | Researchers at the University of Michigan School of Public Health are transforming how we detect virus outbreaks—before symptoms appear. With $17.5 million in CDC funding, the Michigan Public Health Integrated Center for Outbreak Analytics and Modeling (MICOM) uses wastewater surveillance and real-time analytics to give public health officials a powerful early warning system. This is public health infrastructure you never see—but rely on every day.Learn more: micom-insight.net #PublicHealth #WastewaterSurveillance #UniversityofMichigan #MICOM #CDC #Epidemiology #OutbreakPrevention Video produced by Eric Shaw, in Office of the Vice President for Research at the University of Michigan.
Music Across Michigan University of Michigan 2025-05-23 | The University of Michigan's Symphony Band toured the state for the first time in 30 yeas, offering free clinics to high school students and performing in 11 communities from Belleville to Interlochen. In Midland, the band offered clinics to the H.H. Dow High School Chargers and Midland High School Chemics before performing a selection of songs to a packed gymnasium.Read more here: https://myumi.ch/8qqP6
Unboxing the Unexpected: The Notable & the Infamous in U-Ms Archives University of Michigan 2025-05-22 | Making Michigan lecture series"Unboxing the Unexpected: The Notable & the Infamous in U-M's Archives"May 15, 2025Detroit Observatory
Michigan Minds podcast: Tiny Lesotho a target of Trump’s trade war University of Michigan 2025-05-16 | Archaeologist Brian Stewart, associate professor of anthropology at the University of Michigan, has conducted research in the small southern African country of Lesotho for 15 years.There, he is investigating the world’s earliest evidence of human behavioral complexity: the behaviors, actions and beliefs that make us human. Through his work, Stewart is hoping to understand how humans developed the ability to quickly adapt to a range of environments. Lesotho, with high mountains and extensive deserts, provided an ideal system in which people could test their ability to adapt and survive.Stewart joins the Michigan Minds podcast to talk about his experience with Lesotho, and how President Trump’s recently announced tariffs could impact the country.learn more:https://news.umich.edu/michigan-minds-podcast-tiny-lesotho-a-target-of-trumps-trade-war/
2025 Spring Commencement Student Interviews #UofM #UMich #Michigan #Graduation #Interview University of Michigan 2025-05-12 | Our newest Wolverine alums are ready to start their careers and we can’t wait to see what they accomplish!This video was created by UMSocial, a unit of the Office of the Vice President for Communications.
Lasting Memories from Graduation University of Michigan 2025-05-10 | Memories that will last a lifetime.#victors2025 #umich #mgograd This video was created by UMSocial and Public Engagement, a unit of the Office of the Vice President for Communications.
2025 Spring Commencement Recap University of Michigan 2025-05-03 | #GoBlue: it’s a forever thing. 💛💙#Victors2025 hashtag#MGoGradThis video was created by UMSocial and Public Engagement, a unit of the Office of the Vice President for Communications.
2025 MGoGrad: The Victors 2025 Experience University of Michigan 2025-05-02 | The Michigan Experience, through the lens of #Victors2025. #LeadersAndBest #MGoGradThis video was created by UMSocial, a unit of the Office of the Vice President for Communications.
Michigan Minds: Reasons for hope amid grim climate news University of Michigan 2025-05-02 | Climate expert Jonathan Overpeck, dean of the University of Michigan School for Environment and Sustainability, does not sugarcoat things.The words "scary," "depressing" and "devastating" come up when he talks about the impacts of climate change, including record warmth and drought conditions. But he also doesn't ignore how communities across the country and around the world are finding ways to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions and fossil fuel consumption.Overpeck joined the Michigan Minds podcast to discuss recent trends in climate news—both good and bad—and what people can do to stay resilient.Do you have advice for people who are feeling climate anxiety and ways to cope with that?We get that question a lot from students, but I think also fellow faculty. These are tough times in terms of what's going on in Washington, what's going on in our global climate. There are a lot of other things going on that we worry about, so I think what's important is to figure out ways to be resilient. And one of the ways is to really reach out to your family, friends and community to get the support you need. Another is to find things you can do. And there's so many things you can do.
Michigan Minds Podcast: Investments in climate change mitigation not being felt yet University of Michigan 2025-05-02 | Shalanda Baker is the University of Michigan's vice provost for sustainability and climate action. She joined the Michigan Minds podcast to discuss the opportunities and challenges that lie ahead.How does the current political climate affect what we're doing here at the University of Michigan with regard to sustainability and climate action?I am so laser focused on climate action and sustainability. I think the science is clear. We're in an emergency. We are in the last decade of action. We only get one life, and so in my life, I've decided to be of service, whether that be as a military officer, which I've done, as a professor, or a civil servant, which I also did, and now here.We're doubling down on making clear what the science is and what the urgency is.Now, as we communicate that more broadly, we absolutely have to connect the dots. I think one of the reasons why the arguments being made by the current administration have been so powerful and connected with people is that the investments that we were making to mitigate climate change were not being felt yet.
2025 MGoGrad: Michigan Memories #UofM #UMich #Michigan #Graduation #College #Memories University of Michigan 2025-05-02 | Core memories to last a lifetime for #Victors2025.This video was created by UMSocial, a unit of the Office of the Vice President for Communications.
Shalanda Baker talks about sustainability and climate action at U-M University of Michigan 2025-05-01 | Shalanda Baker is the University of Michigan’s first vice provost for sustainability and climate action—two pillars of Vision 2034, the university’s 10-year strategic plan that was unveiled last year.Baker has championed a more sustainable and just future throughout her career, which most recently included serving as the Senate-confirmed director of the Office of Energy Justice and Equity at the U.S. Department of Energy. She’s continuing that work now at U-M, building on its history and commitment to these issues, to empower the leaders of today and tomorrow through education, research and community engagement.She joined the Michigan Minds podcast to discuss the opportunities and challenges that lie ahead.
Michigan Minds Podcast: Oliver Haimson talks about the changing social media landscape University of Michigan 2025-04-30 | Welcome to the Michigan Minds Podcast, where we explore the wealth of knowledge from faculty experts at the University of Michigan. I'm Jared Wadley, a lead public relations representative for Michigan News. Today I'm speaking to Oliver Haimson about the changing social media landscape. He's an assistant professor in the School of Information and the Digital Studies Institute. Oliver's research focuses on social media content moderation and marginalized populations, as well as the changing identities on social media during life transitions. Thanks for being here, Oliver.Oliver Haimson:Yeah. Thanks so much for having me, Jared.Jared Wadley:Before we get into the topic, tell the audience a little bit about how you became interested in studying social media.Oliver Haimson:Yeah. I mean, I think I started where most people start, which is I was really interested in social media myself. It was I guess the early 2010s when I started doing research in this area, and as a social media user, I was just fascinated by the ways that people were using it to mostly talk about more sensitive content, how people were thinking about disclosure and how they were presenting their identities on social media. So it really came from this personal perspective. But I think in a lot of cases, social media researchers as they start to learn more about the space end up using social media less themselves. So I would say that nowadays I'm not the biggest social media user, but I am still really fascinated by it from a research perspective.
President Onos Monthly Message – April 2025 University of Michigan 2025-04-29 | President Santa J. Ono delivers his monthly message to the faculty, students and staff at the University of Michigan, featuring the Portrait of a Wolverine: Catie Stone, and the staff, faculty, and students at the UM-Dearborn Early Childhood Education Center
2025 MGoGrad: Michigan Memory Lane University of Michigan 2025-04-29 | Core memories to last a lifetime for #Victors2025.#LeadersAndBest #MGoGradThis video was created by UMSocial, a unit of the Office of the Vice President for Communications.
Getting Around Campus – Public Transit at U-M University of Michigan 2025-04-29 | New to campus here in Ann Arbor? There are plenty of public transit options available to you. Here are the basics on finding and riding a bus, evening transportation options, and more.For additional information, visit the Logistics, Transportation and Parking website at LTP.umich.edu.00:00 Intro00:11 Finding a Blue Bus00:35 Boarding and Riding a Blue Bus01:50 AAATA TheRide Buses02:10 Evening / Night Transportation03:09 Paratransit03:27 Bio Research Shuttle03:44 Close
