Founders Mark Maynard and Jesse Kranyak spent 10 months converting the second floor of the onetime Michigan Bell Telephone Co. building into affordable office spaces for local creative professionals.
Youth For Understanding has become one of the largest intercultural exchange programs in the world, having helped exchange 250,000 students worldwide.
The Mastermind software automates searching and sorting through articles on genetic variants, so pathologists and research laboratories can focus on understanding the results of DNA testing.
Modeled after similar districts in cities including Seattle, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and Austin, the 2030 District is a private-public partnership aimed at reducing energy and water use and vehicle emissions.
Seventeen aspiring developers were invited to compete in the 2017 Atomic Games in January, resulting in three new hires for Atomic Object's Ann Arbor office.
Organizers are optimistic because the 2016 defeat of a similar millage came down to less than 40 votes.
In the latest collaboration between the Ann Arbor brewery and Dexter's Sunseed Farm, CSA members can now grab a beer while they pick up their produce.
The latest startups to receive mentorship and a $25,000 investment through the accelerator range from a community healthy eating app to a recruiting network for college coaches.
Owners have dropped their plans to sell the café and are aiming to reopen their business as two separate new restaurants in mid-March.
After 25 years of sitting in boring and unproductive meetings herself, the owner of GO Where Meetings Matter started brainstorming ways to make meetings more comfortable, affordable, and productive.
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