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University News
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UM-Flint Enrollment Continues to Grow
With the continued increase, enrollment since 2005 has climbed nearly 29%. This is the eighth consecutive year that enrollment has increased.
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UM-Flint History Department Selects Japan for Next Wyatt Exploration
Most student travel expenses will be fully funded by the Department of History.
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Harry Piper, Longtime UM-Flint Supporter
The Wanda L. and M. Harry Piper Grant Fund was established in 1986, since then this scholarship has supported the education of nearly 100 deserving scholars.
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Bike Across the UM-Flint Campus with Free Bike Share Program
The group has received a number of donated bikes from campus and community members, and painted them bright maize to indicate they belong to UM-Flint.
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UM-Flint Faculty Member Loved Poetry
Long-time lecturer in the English department, Margo LaGattuta, died after a brief struggle with cancer on Monday, August 22.
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UM-Flint Helps to Connect Area Youth to Nature through Photography
The Stewart L. Udall Parks in Focus program connects underserved youth to nature through the art of photography.
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Keep Up with UM-Flint Students Abroad with a Blog
Study abroad programs have long afforded UM-Flint students rare opportunities to experience new cultures firsthand. In recent years, student participants have given those of us left stateside the opportunity to…
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UM-Flint Named “A Best in the Midwest” College by The Princeton Review
UM-Flint is one of the best colleges in the Midwest according to the nationally known education services company, The Princeton Review.
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UM-Flint School of Management Moving to Downtown Flint’s Riverfront Building
The University of Michigan-Flint School of Management (SOM) will be an integral part of downtown Flint when the entire school moves to the Riverfront Building.
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Peregrine Falcons Love UM-Flint
Two peregrine falcons, named Majesty and Barry, have returned to the Northbank Center building (NBC) on the University of Michigan-Flint campus to raise their family.