Time Jumpers is a Wayne State University Archaeology Department program where professors and graduate students introduce local students to archaeology through fun, hands-on activities.
Free tickets for the event sold out two hours after they became available, but you may still be able to catch 10 local speakers' talks on the theme of "interdependence" online.
Youth For Understanding has become one of the largest intercultural exchange programs in the world, having helped exchange 250,000 students worldwide.
Funded by private dues and donations, libraries arose in Ann Arbor almost as soon as the city was founded. But government-sponsored public libraries took more time, trial, and error to get going.
City council members of color from Ypsilanti, Detroit, and Pontiac weigh in on tackling a volatile political climate and how public perceptions have affected their careers.
Ann Arbor rejected a 2012 bond proposal to renovate the downtown library, but one of the library's newest board members says the community is still open to rejuvenating the space.
Through a new agreement with downtown Ypsi clothing boutique Puffer Reds, students are learning to model and shoot fashion photos.
The student working online at least part of the day appears to be a completely independent learner. But that's not exactly true. Online learners have mentors who encourage them, keep them on track, and relate their digital work to the real world. This critical layer of support helps students achieve satisfying learning experiences and successful completion.
The organization founded by Manchester musician Ken Kozora celebrates its 20th anniversary, and approximately 600 musical instruments distributed to area children, this year.
Eating healthy food from local farmers across Michigan better prepares students to learn as it creates good lifelong habits.
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