The all-day event focused on the many broader issues that play into the talent pipeline problem, ranging from educational inequities to biased and antiquated hiring strategies.
WeListen was created after the 2016 presidential election to bridge the political gap on campus and offer students a better way to discuss divisive issues.
The student-designed device aims to provide safe access to contraceptive implants in rural third-world areas where physicians may be scarce or nonexistent.
The event, featuring middle schoolers and high schoolers giving short informational talks, started as part of Skyline High School’s Student Activism Senate. Today it's run by an independent youth-driven organization engaging all Ann Arbor high schools.
Hundreds of Keith Phillips' students have said they feel like they can't speak the language they've learned once they're among native speakers. He's attempting to solve that problem with his app, realLINGUA.
Staff at the early education research organization say many locals aren't aware of what they do, or that HighScope even exists. As the organization's 50th anniversary approaches, they're hoping to change that.
Automotive thought leaders including Ann Arbor's Alisyn Malek shared their visions for the Detroit region’s strength in near-future mobility during a panel discussion at the North American International Auto Show.
The funds will allow Ann Arbor STEAM to expand solar curriculum it's had for many years, and to realize a student-led effort to implement solar power at the school.
A move to the Chapelle Business Center and a partnership with Bottles-N-Backpacks' child development program has allowed the successful nonprofit to expand significantly.
A Google Doc offering resources for low-income U-M students spread like wildfire last year and is continuing to effect change on both the U-M campus and others nationwide.
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