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UM-Flint’s Rough Draft Cafe fuels Flint writers at Flint Public Library
The Marian E. Wright Writing Center, the University of Michigan-Flint’s hub known for assisting students, faculty and staff with writing and revising papers and speeches, recently opened a site at…
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Roll for Initiative: UM-Flint theatre season kicks off with ‘She Kills Monsters’
The 2023-2024 University of Michigan-Flint theatre season kicks off this weekend with an action-packed production of “She Kills Monsters,” which blends together the fantasy world of Dungeons and Dragons, the…
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UM-Flint professor explains the Celtic origins of Halloween
So you’ve set up the 12-foot skeleton in your front yard, spent a whole paycheck on candy for the neighborhood kids, and dusted off your Dracula cape. But did you…
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UM-Flint student transforms UCEN gallery into interactive, child-friendly art exhibit
While things already look a little different in the University of Michigan-Flint’s Harding Mott University Center this fall following a recent renovation, its art gallery, located on the first floor,…
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Michigan Political Science Association conference bringing politics to the forefront at UM-Flint
While the topic of politics can lead to division and heated debates at the dinner table, it will soon spark unity and deep discussion at the University of Michigan-Flint as…
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UM-Flint faculty, students glean insights from European education expedition
Occasionally, the most valuable lessons are those acquired beyond the traditional classroom setting, and in this particular case, beyond the borders of the United States. Students and faculty from the…
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UM-Flint grad student secures $10K grant to capture the impact of art accessibility
Nalani Duarte, a University of Michigan-Flint arts administration graduate student, is not only curating a new collaborative art exhibition called “Riverbank X Flint Public Art Project,” she’s also actively ensuring…
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UM-Flint history professor honored with U-M Regents’ Award for Public Service
One might think that studying history is only about learning about the past, but for Thomas Henthorn, the Dorothea E. Wyatt Professor of United States History at the University of…
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UM-Flint unveils trailblazing cannabis-centric course
Students in one new University of Michigan-Flint course are hoping for “high” marks this fall as they delve into the past, present and future of one of the country’s newest…
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UM-Flint alum working to improve health outcomes for city’s marginalized populations
Reducing harm, dismantling stigma and improving mental health outcomes for marginalized populations in Flint. It’s all in a day’s work for one University of Michigan-Flint alum. Jude Krajnyák, a 2022…