Month: October 2026
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GAME ON! (Inclusive Game Night / Grocery Bingo photo gallery)
From board games to bingo cards, UM-Flint students found plenty of ways to play during two campus events. Disability & Accessibility Support Services hosted an Inclusive Game Night, offering a relaxed setting…
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DEAD RINGER (Theatre production photo gallery)
The stage is set for a little mystery, unexpected romance and plenty of dark humor as UM-Flint’s Theatre & Dance Program opens its 2026-27 season with “Dead Man’s Cellphone.” Written…
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OH MY GOURD! (Pumpkin smashing photo gallery)
Sometimes the best way to relieve stress is to make a little mess. UM-Flint students took that idea to heart during the annual Smashing Pumpkins event, hosted by Counseling & Psychological Services.…
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UM-Flint’s Chamber Choir Invitational celebrates 50 years
During the 50th annual Chamber Choir Invitational, local high school choirs will join UM-Flint’s Chamber Singers for a celebration in song.
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A PAWSITIVE DISTRACTION (Therapy dogs photo gallery)
Midterms can be ruff, but a little four-legged companionship can make all the difference. UM-Flint students took a break from studying to enjoy some tail-wagging stress relief as Mid-Michigan Therapy…
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Veterans Dozen: UM-Flint earns top veteran-friendly designation for 12th time
For more than a decade, the University of Michigan-Flint has built a record of supporting veterans, service members and their families. That commitment has once again earned statewide recognition. The…
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UM-Flint professors Henthorn, Kietzman win 2026 State History Awards
CASE professors Henthorn and Kietzman recently received MI State History Awards from the MI State Historical Society, honoring their work.
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Molina’s scholarship supports UM-Flint students committed to community care
One helps new mothers plan for life with a newborn. The other connects rural residents with mental health care. Both are University of Michigan-Flint Master of Social Work students, and…
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Arts in Action (Taylor Boes alumni video)
Taylor Boes found her calling behind the curtain and, fittingly, right where her career began. A two-time University of Michigan-Flint graduate, Boes earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in 2019…
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UM-Flint to screen Benton Harbor water crisis documentary, host panel with filmmaker and activists
“A Benton Harbor Story” chronicles a primarily Black city’s experience with emergency management and its long-term impact on the community.