Mary “Mollie” Graham: U-M’s First Black Woman Graduate’s Journey
Mary “Mollie” Henrietta Graham, the first Black woman admitted to U-M, excelled in her studies, paving the way for others.
March 30, 2026
Mary “Mollie” Henrietta Graham, the first Black woman admitted to U-M, excelled in her studies, paving the way for others.
David Ginsburg to share insights on heart and blood diseases in 2026 Henry Russel Lecture. Join April 7, 4-5:30 p.m.
Bernard Marini, a clinical pharmacist, balances coaching hockey with advocating for accessible, patient-centered cancer care.
A UM-Dearborn study found that poor air quality negatively impacts human well-being, echoing bird singing patterns affected by the 2023 Canadian wildfires. Researchers used AI-based systems to collect real-time data, highlighting the need for policy changes to improve public health.
U.S. Education Secretary Linda McMahon urged Michigan to join the Federal Scholarship Tax Credit program for educational support.
Economic success and sustainability are intertwined, says Paul Polman at the Wege Lecture, urging businesses to adapt.
Three faculty members from U-M, specializing in medicine, engineering, and research science, join the executive committee.
University of Michigan’s interim president discusses foreign threats to education and security measures in Congress.
Fifteen U-M faculty elected to the American Association for the Advancement of Science in 2025 for their contributions.
Governor Whitmer read to kids at a Saginaw center, advocating for $181M in Pre-K funding and $625M for literacy.
In Posen, a small Michigan district, officials struggle to secure grants for vital career tech programs amid limited resources.
Mike Rogers, a GOP Senate candidate in Michigan, misrepresented his record on opioids, facing criticism for past actions.
