"A Benton Harbor Story" chronicles a primarily Black city's experience with emergency management and its long-term impact on the community.

Dr. Cheryl Hall met with UM-Flint Psychology students in September to share her decades of experience as a prescribing psychologist.

Breanna Karlichek spent a semester abroad in Athens, Greece, expanding her horizons and learning about new career paths.

Exploring Mid-Michigan is a compilation of local stories and histories related to the communities connected by the Flint River watershed.

UM-Flint and FIM Flint Rep shared a stage during the 2025-26 academic year, giving students a front-row seat to professional theater production.

Research conducted by UM-Flint Education professor Singer reveals that chronic K-12 absenteeism is often caused by a diversity of issues.

Four CASE faculty members were honored with Provost awards, recognizing their exceptional contributions to the campus community.

UM-Flint launched Care Club during the 25-26 academic year, focused on supporting families with children who have special needs.

A first-of-its-kind survey on gig workers in Flint and Genesee county was produced by UM-Flint's Institute for Society & Technology.

Wyatt Endowed Professor of Public History Thomas Henthorn took a non-traditional route to find his passion and career in history.

UM-Flint's student newspaper, The Michigan Times, came back with renewed passion last year, including the first ever tri-campus edition.

How the all-male, Christian religious order called The Servants of the Word has come under scrutiny after sex abuse accusations and convictions among its members. Also, a group of Pontiac residents banded together to help immigrants in their community as ICE presence persists. Plus, how Mid-Michigan authors are writing about their own region from the ground up, creating a regional guide inspired by the Federal Writers’ Project.

UM-Flint's Summer Vocal Academy welcomed K-12 students to campus for two weeks of singing, preparing new music each day and culminating in a closing concert.

New Mid-Michigan guidebook covers Thumb history, Shay Lake, farming, ecology and five regional routes through Flint and the Saginaw Valley.

For many gig workers, app-based work is no longer just about extra cash but economic need, a new survey finds.

The annual Design Thinking in Japan study abroad course offers an interdisciplinary look at design through the Japanese lens.

Watch Flint 25-26 Artist in Residence Shanzell Page and UM-Flint student Ariel Crowder share their experience collaborating together.

Watch a video story about UM-Flint's 2026 Policy Pitch Competition, featuring pitches for policies at the campus, local, and national levels.

Professors in UM-Flint's Education department piloted a course blending special education and math instruction methods during Winter 26.

Blueprints of Power is part of the U-M Inclusive History Project, exploring UM-Flint's role in the local community.

The second episode of Built for Belief, the History Machine heads to Bethlehem Temple Church, a hub for Flint's Black community.

Jeremy Singer, UM-Flint education faculty gave testimony to inform Michigan lawmakers about school of choice policy amendment considerations.

Exploring Mid-Michigan is a collaborative guidebook that shares the collective history of the region through the lens of its watershed.

UM-Flint Psychology faculty and students presented a mental health wellness day to local girl scouts and their caregivers.

Built for Belief is a new video story series which explores Flint's faith-based institutions and how they have impacted the city's history.

Three psychology students were recently honored with the Raphelson prize, which recognizes excellence in writing.

The Qua Literary and Fine Arts Magazine, approaching its 60th year, has long served as a creative outlet for writers and artists in the Flint community.

Sharing Our Stories Through Dance was produced by UM-Flint faculty and students, Detroit Dance Collective, and incarcerated youth.

Each semester, UM-Flint brings seasoned education professionals and alumni together with future educators for professional development.

Lecturer IV in Psychology Amanda Smith is a UM-Flint alum who is proud to bring her expertise back to her hometown and help it thrive.

We invited Winter '26 CASE Honors Grads to join us in celebrating their accomplishment during an interactive ceremony on April 29th, 2026.

Mylee Read came from a small town with limited examples of success in higher education to graduating as a Maize & Blue Scholar.

UM-Flint's 5th annual Officer Friendly Day features interactive activities, connections with local law enforcement, and more.

UM-Flint's 2026 April Concert Series showcased the orchestra, jazz combo and ensemble, chorale and chamber singers, and wind symphony.

Jennifer Christel and Roni Ahmed were first and second runners up in the 25-26 Zillion Solutions contest, hosted by UM-Flint.

Hannah Fuentes took a non-linear path to achieving her degree in anthropology, but the experience set her on a new course.

On April 2nd, UM-Flint hosted a special Chamber Music Recital, showcasing its Woodwind, Percussion, and Steel Drum ensembles.

CASE Career Services and Internship Opportunities recently hosted a panel focused on career in election leadership and local government.

Mackenzie Cowan embraced new experiences at UM-Flint, expanding her academic excellence to include leadership skills.

The UM-Flint 2026 Spring Dance Concert showcased original works shaped by creativity, collaboration and lived experience.

Flint’s movement, dance and performance artists came together April 11 at the Flint Institute of Arts for “Dancing in the Streets: Thresholds.”

Check out highlights from the 22nd annual History Quiz Night, held at the Flint Elks Lodge in March. Teachers from Davison Schools won!

The 2026 Spring Dance Concert will feature performances but Michigan Momentum, UM-Flint students, and the 25-26 Flint Artist in Residence.

Alumni from UM-Flint's Master of Public Administration program celebrated its 45th anniversary during a networking event, followed by a show.

90 student musicians, instructors, and volunteers visited the UM-Flint campus for a day of mariachi celebration!