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UM-Flint History Students Take on “Museum Makeover”
A University of Michigan-Flint history class is working with two area museums to get a better understanding of how what happened locally relates to the broader history of the country.
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UM-Flint Alum Digs Brighton Township’s Rural History
The techniques being used to investigate a family farm in Brighton will be discussed at a special presentation by alumnus Tim Bennett on Wednesday, November 9th at 6 p.m. in…
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Committed Faculty Help UM-Flint Chem Club Achieve National Recognition
The University of Michigan-Flint Chemistry Club has received the highest student chapter recognition from the American Chemical Society (ACS). This is the third time the club has been selected for…
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Neubacher Recipient Richard Bernstein to Speak at UM-Flint
Campus and community members are invited to hear Bernstein’s presentation on Wednesday, Oct. 26, 11 a.m., Michigan Rooms C & D.
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Northbank Receives Approval for New Elevators
The “ups and downs” will be a lot smoother at UM-Flint’s Northbank Center with the replacement of the old elevators. The University of Michigan Board of Regents recently approved $2.1…
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UM-Flint Theatre’s “The Women of Lockerbie” : Lessons In Living, Giving, and Healing
In conjunction with the play, the Theatre Department is collecting clothing for area charities with its “11,000 Pieces of Clothing: The Women of Lockerbie Clothing Drive.”
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College Town Mayoral Debate Attracts Large Crowd
The University of Michigan-Flint joined with Mott Community College, Kettering University, and Baker College to sponsor this community event. A faculty member from each school participated in the debate.
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UM-Flint School of Management Selected for “Best 294 Business Schools: 2012 Edition”
Princeton Review editors describe the school as “friendly, convenient, and flexible” and the notes that the MBA program offers a “great schedule to accommodate working people.”
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UM-Flint Sustainability Survey Key to “Sustainable Vehicle City”
University of Michigan-Flint students and faculty are exploring ways to expand sustainability efforts beyond campus and moving Flint beyond its historical “Vehicle City” identity to a future in which it…
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UM-Flint to Host College Town Mayoral Debate
The University of Michigan-Flint is joining with Mott Community College, Kettering University, and Baker College to the College Town Mayoral Debate.