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Student Research Spotlight: Matthew Thelen
Matthew Thelen likes to get right to the core of a problem. And as a molecular biology major, that shouldn't come as a surprise. Why deal with things on the surface when the truth lies beneath? It's that curiosity to reveal the origin of an issue that has led the junior from Metamora to pursue[…]
UM-Flint to introduce new dining options with reopening of Clint's Café
The University of Michigan-Flint is expanding its food and drink options with the newly renovated and reimagined Clint's Café. Located on the third floor of the University Center, the café will reopen, 8 a.m., Thursday, Aug. 25, featuring Starbucks coffee, tea and an expanded breakfast, lunch and dinner menu. "I think this relocation of Clint's[…]
UM-Flint history student preserves Flint's past with Sloan Museum
There was no cooler place for Rachelle Gonzalez to have worked this summer than in the archives department of the Sloan Museum of Discovery. In order to preserve the thousands of postcards, letters, photos, scrapbooks and other documents included in the museum's collection, they are housed in a climate-controlled room between 67 and 68 degrees[…]
UM-Flint surprised D'Asia Beard with Greater Flint Community Leadership Scholarship
Unless it's your birthday, most "surprises" at work are likely to ruin your day. That's especially true when you work for a health care organization and are pulled into a room to answer questions about a "serious investigation." Such was the situation D'Asia Beard, an incoming MS in Health Care Management student from Flint, found[…]
UM-Flint research team establishes citywide weather sensor network
A research project launched last December by the University of Michigan-Flint's Department of Natural Sciences and the Office of Economic Development's Geographic Information Systems Center is turning up the heat on its plan to examine heat-related risk in urban environments. Now partnering with the Mass Transportation Authority, the team, led by Martin Kaufman, UM-Flint professor[…]
UM-Flint will welcome back students with revitalized fall programming
The fall 2022 semester at the University of Michigan-Flint is poised to be the most vibrant in recent memory, thanks to a diverse lineup of events that empower and welcome students while offering opportunities to engage with the larger Flint community. Programming kicks off Aug. 25 with student move-in at First Street Residence Hall and[…]
UM-Flint student flees war in Ukraine for international experiences in US
For most students, the first steps toward college are a celebration. There's the excitement of finding an admission letter in the mail, followed by joyful hugs with family and a flurry of text messages to friends. But Yuliia Lane isn't most students. For her, the first step toward the University of Michigan-Flint was leaving a[…]
UM-Flint invites community members to cultivate belonging in pre-convocation workshop
The University of Michigan-Flint's annual pre-convocation workshop usually serves as a way for faculty to jump start the academic year by engaging in programming that will be relevant to their work. But this year, you don't need a PhD and elbow patches on your blazer to make a difference as the university is expanding the[…]
Student Research Spotlight: Taylor Culinski
Most students use their first year in college to take care of the basics, like exploring student clubs or learning how to find their way around campus. For Taylor Culinski, a junior psychology major from Swartz Creek, her first year was the perfect time to begin conducting research alongside her professors. And it was that[…]
'Victors in Grad School' podcast offers expert advice, personal perspectives
When you think of podcasts, what's the first thing that comes to mind? If you're like most, it's probably talking heads and true crime. But what if you're someone who is giving consideration to furthering their education? Wouldn't it be nice to hear a good success story and know you're not alone? If you answered[…]