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Communication Studies
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Inside the relaunch of UM-Flint’s Michigan Times student newspaper
UM-Flint’s student newspaper, The Michigan Times, came back with renewed passion last year, including the first ever tri-campus edition.
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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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Whittaker to share his spirit of reinvention at UM-Flint’s Winter 2026 Commencement
Ken Whittaker returned to college to finally complete his degree, continuing his work as an executive director of Michigan United.
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Cross-cultural COIL project brings international experience to UM-Flint students
To provide cross-cultural experiences to student in Flint, Laux incorporated a Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL) project.
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UM-Flint’s “Cracks in the Pavement” Symposium brings the community together to showcase Flint’s civic empowerment
The Cracks in the Pavement Symposium kicks off three years of research and was designed to build connections between UM-Flint faculty and students and the wider Flint community.
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Maize & Blue Scholar Brown redefines success in online BBA program
Chloe Brown achieved her bachelor’s in business administration online at UM-Flint while raising two toddlers. Learn more about her story.
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UM-Flint’s Moot Court program prepares future legal scholars
There’s no question that learning the legal discipline is an enormous challenge, but it’s one that the University of Michigan-Flint’s Moot Court program is ready to help its members meet.…
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Former UM-Flint theatre/communications major boasts decades of entrepreneurial success
Founder and owner of Cafe Rhema Joshua Spencer shares how his studies in communications and theatre at UM-Flint set the stage for his entrepreneurial success.
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UM-Flint communication alums share advice, work experiences with soon-to-be grads
With fall commencement drawing near, graduating students have many things on their minds, including weighing the options for graduate programs or their imminent entries into the workforce. Fortunately, students enrolled…
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UM-Flint History integrates area museums in coursework
For many college students, not every lesson is learned inside the classroom. Whether it’s through an internship, a volunteer opportunity or a service-learning project, the opportunities for acquiring knowledge are…