November 25, 2024
ANN ARBOR—Research regularly finds that Americans respond more strongly to negative news content, but a recent study suggests it’s a global occurrence. According to a University of Michigan study
[ Read More ]By Yilin Yang WLAA stumbled upon this very entertaining story by U-M student Yilin Yang. Here is a short excerpt. Fall term classes begin on September 3, a little less than a month and a half
[ Read More ]STORY COURTESY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ANN ARBOR—In this era of conflicting ideologies, fake news about climate change—especially on Facebook—can embolden those who remain unconvinced that
[ Read More ]“When the routine question, ‘Do you use cannabis?’ changed to ‘Are you still addicted to cannabis?’ from one doctor’s visit to another, I stopped informing mainstream health care professionals of
[ Read More ]It’s difficult to imagine that a city rich in history such as Ann Arbor could be easily whisked away from nostalgia by wonder, but the University of Michigan’s new and improved Museum of Natural
[ Read More ]by Donna Iadipaolo While Sherri Smith retired a year ago as a University of Michigan Professor in the School of Art and Design, she hasn’t retired from her other passion of creating amazing
[ Read More ]University of Michigan alum Adam Schefter, a popular football analyst with ESPN, had a story to tell – one with emotion, heartbreak, perseverance and mostly hope and love. The problem was,
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