Guess what? You may have a sleep disorder. Victor Katch describes the symptoms and health impacts of sleep disorders and describes two simple tests to see if you are at risk.
Video: Anne Curzan tackles the subject (or is it the object?) of "who" vs. "whom."
Frank Beaver explores the Redgrave dynasty's far-reaching impact on film and theater history.
Scientists have identified how much pain people feel by looking at images of their brains. The research may set the stage to objectively measure anxiety, depression, anger, and more.
Video: The U.S. Dept. of Defense recently blamed China's military for cyber attacks on American systems. Just how do these attacks occur, what kind of damage can they create, and how can we combat them?
Innovators are exploring business opportunities around their technologies via Michigan I-Corps, a seven-week entrepreneurial training workshop funded by the National Science Foundation.
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Documentary Bows on HillVideo: A Space for Music, A Seat for Everyone is a love letter to both Hill Auditorium and the passionate community that has sustained it for a century. Filmmakers drew on a huge archive of amazing performances, images, and more. See it now!
Video: Twitter CEO Dick Cosotolo, BS '85, opened his 2013 commencement speech by taking a photo of the audience and tweeting it to more than a million followers. "I'm a professional; this will only take a second," the former stand-up comedian said. The Washington Post ranks Costolo's address in 2013's top five.
U-M President Mary Sue Coleman recently announced she will retire in July 2014. Appointed in 2002, Coleman is the fourth-longest-serving president in the University's history.
A $110 million gift of securities from investor and philanthropist Charles T. Munger will support his vision for a new state-of-the-art residence for U-M graduate students. The gift is the largest single donation to the University in its 196-year history.
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A songwriting contest in the mid-1880s inspired a sensitive young Latin professor to write the words to Michigan's enduring alma mater, a wistful paean to the color and light of late summer.
Video: At age 91, retired speech professor and lifelong athlete Al Storey, BA '49/MA '50/PhD '53, gives new meaning to "playing the game of life."
The first check Megan Ganz, BA '06, ever cashed for writing comedy came from MAD magazine. Today she's a successful sitcom writer with TV credits from "Community" to "Modern Family."
The U-M football team took to the field last month for the annual Mott Spring Game presented by PNC Bank. Fans got an early glimpse of team 134 and raised some $90,000 to support the C.S. Mott Children's Hospital.
