Month: June 2026
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UM-Flint’s 2026-27 budget grows 9.6% on strength of enrollment gains
The University of Michigan-Flint’s financial outlook for the 2026-27 fiscal year reflects the university’s strongest enrollment-driven growth in recent memory, with a $151.7 million general fund budget approved by the…
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Meet the UM-Flint Wolverines ‘stacking’ and extending internships
Students are “internship stacking” at the University of Michigan-Flint. Their plan? Use diverse jobs to gain an edge with employers. Short-term ‘stackers’ Miles Aeschliman of Linden has completed six accounting…
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K-12 students explore entrepreneurship, economics with UM-Flint’s Young Sharks/Junior Sharks program
The 2026 Young Sharks and Junior Sharks Pitch Competitions were a “splashing success,” according to Paula Nas, director of the Office of Economic Development and Community Engagement at the University…
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UM-Flint student veteran brings military discipline to Michigan’s tech sector
It all started with a handheld, electronic game of “20 Questions.” That’s what sparked Dallas Watkins’s lifelong fascination with technology. The toy used a basic artificial intelligence decision tree, and…
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Built for Belief: St. Paul’s Episcopal Church (video story)
Built for Belief is a new video story series which explores Flint’s faith-based institutions and how they have impacted the city’s history.
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Ukrainian delegation visits UM-Flint to strengthen occupational therapy education partnership
Health care and education leaders from Ukraine recently visited the College of Health Sciences at the University of Michigan-Flint, continuing an international partnership focused on strengthening occupational therapy education and…
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UM-Flint students hone real-world skills in pages of Qua
Every semester, a small team of students at the University of Michigan-Flint builds a literary magazine from scratch — soliciting submissions, deliberating over selections, designing layouts and hosting a public…
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From the classroom to Capitol Hill: UM-Flint School of Nursing students attend 2026 AACN Policy Summit
The University of Michigan-Flint School of Nursing recently sent two students to Washington, D.C., to attend the 2026 American Association of Colleges of Nursing Student Policy Summit. Open to baccalaureate…
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UM-Flint students turn climate passion into action through inaugural fellowship
The Michigan Community Climate Action Fellowship is giving six University of Michigan-Flint students a new opportunity to turn their interest in sustainability and environmental justice into hands-on experience with community…