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The jaws of entrepreneurship (Young Sharks photo gallery)
Close to 400 K-12 students in grades three through eight shared their entrepreneurial ideas during the University of Michigan-Flint’s Young Sharks/Junior Sharks pitch competition, May 29, at the university’s Riverfront…
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Recent grad Sarr found life-changing community, mentorship at UM-Flint
April 2024 political science grad Alimatou Sarr is looking forward to working on migrant and refugee rights in the future.
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Meet the new boss (Photo gallery)
University of Michigan-Flint faculty, staff, students and Mayor Sheldon Neeley gathered in the Grand Ballroom of the Northbank Center, May 17, to meet and greet Chancellor-Elect Laurence Alexander. Alexander, who…
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Laurence Alexander recommended as chancellor of UM-Flint
This article originally appeared in The University Record. Laurence Alexander, a recognized leader in higher education who for 11 years has served as chancellor of the University of Arkansas at…
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Games on (Spring esports finals 2024 photo gallery)
The University of Michigan-Flint’s Recreation Center was turned into the state’s largest esports arena, May 4, as the campus hosted the Michigan High School Esports Federation Spring State Finals. The…
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UM-Flint earns a dozen top 25 state and national rankings from University HQ
The University of Michigan-Flint has received 12 top 25 rankings from University HQ. This leading independent online education organization provides students with resources for researching top-ranked colleges and universities, scholarships…
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UM-Flint’s Albin overcomes traumatic brain injury to earn Maize & Blue Scholar Award
Eleven days before Nicole Albin, a senior University of Michigan-Flint elementary education major, was set to graduate from Chesaning Union High School, she was involved in a severe car accident.…
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UM-Flint archive collaborates to digitize Flint’s historical Black newspapers
Newspapers are notoriously difficult documents to preserve. Newsprint is, by definition, a low-cost and non-archival paper. That means it’s all too easy for the history contained in those newspapers –…
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UM-Flint’s University Center summer renovations begin April 29
The University of Michigan-Flint’s Harding S. Mott University Center will begin a planned closure, April 29, for scheduled upgrades and improvements to the building. The summer maintenance will include space…
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UM-Flint’s Officer Friendly Day promotes positive interactions between autistic people and law enforcement, May 4
Free food, police vehicle tours, story time with officers and the opportunity to build an understanding community between individuals with autism, their families, and law enforcement – not a bad…