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October 1, 2024
The Office of the Vice President for Research seeks applicants for the Public Engagement Faculty Fellowship to foster U-M faculty engagement.
A Shrewsbury shopper found and returned $12,000 in cash to its owner, highlighting the community’s honesty and integrity on September 30, 2024.
Sally Spencer, a nurse at Birmingham Children’s Hospital, wins an Unsung Hero Award for pioneering the Singing Medicine project, blending music and healthcare.
Five University of Michigan lecturers were honored for excellence in instruction and inclusive teaching for the 2024-25 academic year.
13-year-old Sawyer McCarthy from South Carolina, despite being blind, sang the national anthem at a Columbia Fireflies game in April, with his performance reaching millions worldwide.
Abby’s lemonade stand in Grand Rapids raised $80 for Kent County Animal Shelter. Her story sparked $3,000 in donations and toy contributions nationwide.
U-M faculty and staff participated in health activities at the “Be Well in the Big House” event on Sept. 19, 2024.
Man in Scotland finds his granddad’s hives and becomes a beekeeper, now sells honey across Scotland.
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Wolf Ruck is fighting for his right to rewild his garden in Ontario, after falling foul of city bylaws on ‘nuisance’ weeds and tall grass.
High school students in Virginia surprise their beloved custodian with his dream car, a Jeep Wrangler, for his birthday.
90 hectares of rare wildflower meadows have bloomed on the north Devon coast, as part of the largest grassland project by National Trust.
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