The University of Michigan’s Kelsey Museum of Archaeology and Museum of Anthropological Archaeology (UMMAA) is opening a new center that is designed to support community engagement in archaeological and heritage research.

New research shows there may be a new way to protect ourselves from mosquitoes: by changing the way we dress.

The study looked at the impacts of racism, alcohol abuse and mental distress on the number of gun purchases among Asian Americans.

Members of the public are invited to learn about student research at EMU's annual Student Symposium.

New scans of a prehistoric fish brain have shed light on previous notions that soft tissue cannot be fossilized.

Here are the most popular New Year's resolutions among Americans for 2023, and how they compare to previous years.

Here are 10 of our team's favorite stories from this year.

Here are the most popular coffee styles and brewing methods in Michigan and the rest of the country.

Vehicles are often retired once they’ve reached 200,000 miles. However, a new study has identified several vehicles that can actually travel much further.

Longtime U-M professor Huei Peng has died.

Financial website WalletHub recently released its annual Best College Towns & Cities in America list, and as per usual, Ann Arbor sits at the top for the 2023 rankings.

A research team at U-M has found a way to chemically recycle PVC into usable material.

The University of Michigan generated 16 new startup companies and 433 new inventions during the fiscal year 2021-22.

University of Michigan is the third best public university by reputation in the United States, according to the 2022 Times Higher Education World Reputation rankings.

New research says highly processed foods meet all the criteria used by the U.S. to classify cigarettes as an addictive substance.

A pair of experiments exploring bone density with and without gravity are headed to the International Space Station.

A course dedicated to studying freshwater jellyfish in the field has arrived to EMU.

Researchers at Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak have discovered a blood test for pregnant people that can detect fetal congenital heart defects before the child is born.

U-M continues to be the top ranked public university for research volume in the country.

U-M's autonomous vehicle technology testing facility has received $5.1 million from NSF to enable remote access to the public-private mobility partnership.

Community members of all ages are invited to attend Sunday in the Park on Sept. 18.

Portions of sales of the ChadWink sandwich will go towards the ChadTough Defeat DIPG Foundation this month.

The 2022 Washtenaw County Walk to End Alzheimer's will take place at Pioneer High School.

Two University of Michigan epidemiologists discuss the current monkeypox outbreak and address commonly asked questions.

Two University of Michigan epidemiologists discuss the current monkeypox outbreak and address commonly asked questions.

Vitamins and minerals are essential to maintaining normal health and a normal metabolism. However, the real question is whether you benefit from getting more vitamins and minerals than you would naturally from a well-rounded diet.

Traditional Western ideals often equate adulthood with parenthood, but a new study out of Michigan has found that’s not necessarily the case anymore.

The University of Michigan will receive more than $10 million in grants for medical research.

We’re taking a look at how COVID-19 deaths have been higher in Michigan over the last 12 months compared to the previous 12 months, and how that has differed elsewhere.

New research shows that children actually grow taller when school is in session compared to the summer months.

University of Michigan has been ranked a leading global university for 2023.

New research shows there may be a new way to protect ourselves from mosquitoes: by changing the way we dress.

Many may sense it, but the numbers prove it: Active shooter incidents in the U.S. are becoming more and more common.

A new study finds the current questions being used to identify people at risk of mental health issues and suicide often fall short. Especially for people with access to firearms.

The American Heart Association’s 2022 Washtenaw County Heart and Stroke Walk & 5K will kick off on Saturday morning.

It's time for some spring cleaning! Clutter in your home can actually be a hazard, and research finds that a messy home can have a negative impact on your mood, sleep, energy and productivity.

Researchers said it was obvious when study participants became infected.

A 5K race to raise funds for Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma research is hitting the streets of Downtown Detroit.

Even if you don’t play Wordle, chances are that you’ve heard of it. The trending word game has become a fan favorite, helping people -- even us in the newsroom -- to start their mornings with a little brain teaser.

Researchers from the University of Michigan found that "long COVID" symptoms occur in nearly half the people who contracted the virus.

A new gift to the University of Michigan will advance research into one of the most common eye diseases affecting older adults.

Kassondra and William Lambert hope to raise enough money to purchase a wheelchair accessible van for their young son, Ethan.

New research suggests that folate may also play a critical role throughout our life, especially when it comes to our brain.

New research suggests that folate may also play a critical role throughout our life, especially when it comes to our brain.

One in three new mothers during early COVID had postpartum depression, according to University of Michigan researchers.

A spider that only recently arrived in the U.S., considered an invasive species, is expected to spread across the U.S. Eastern Seaboard in coming years -- but what about Michigan?

Heart disease remains the leading cause of death worldwide, but the number of deaths from Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia is rising.

A new study out of the University of Michigan is taking a different approach to understanding the impact of the stay-at-home orders in the first few months of the COVID pandemic.

A new quantum science collaboration is coming to three Midwest universities.

One of the first studies to track whether COVID-19 vaccination might affect women's periods is offering reassuring findings.

New research into New Year’s resolutions suggests where you live may be setting you up for failure.

New research focused on health risks in mothers more than six weeks postpartum.

The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has had wide-reaching impacts including vaccine mandates, school closures, staffing shortages, mask rules, vaccination sites and more.

Studies of reproducing robots show that the technology could be applied to other areas in the future, like medicine and environmental cleanup.

Despite the many challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, the University of Michigan’s “financial position remains strong,” according to the school’s annual report.

Michigan Medicine announces it conducted more research during the pandemic compared to year before.

U-M Regent Ron Weiser has committed $30 million to establish new prostate cancer center on university's medical campus.

Having a more positive outlook on life could mean better health, according to new research.

U-M's Mcity will soon have a new director.

Ann Arbor has ranked high as one of the country's top college towns -- again.

Researchers from the University of Michigan found that natural COVID infections provided some protection against reinfection in a community in Nicaragua.

The James M. and Cathleen D. Stone Center for Inequality Dynamics will conduct cutting-edge research to understand how inequality impacts generations.

A new art exhibit is displayed on the windows of U-M's Museum of Natural History.

The Michigan Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation has received support from the National Science Foundation.

Michigan is once again leading the nation with the highest number of daily new COVID-19 cases, and experts don’t see an end in sight anytime soon.

We all know older people who are as sharp as ever. But are they just lucky or do they know something others don’t?

Toyota plans to use ACM as a research and development hub for future advanced and automated driver assistance technology.

The National Cancer Institute has awarded researchers at the University of Michigan with a $13 million grant to study how exposure to environmental contaminants can impact individuals’ risk of developing cancer.

The Biosciences Initiative award will create the new Michigan Center for Infectious Disease Threats.

A new building housing two disciplines is coming to U-M's North Campus.

A new study has found that the combination of less exercise and more screen time has a negative impact on children and teenagers’ behavior and their mental health.

Mark Schlissel will be paid his presidential salary for up to two years after June 2023, under an agreement with the Board of Regents.

A team of researchers at the University of Michigan plans to develop a lightweight exoskeleton that could be a game changer for people with mobility disabilities.

Researchers at U-M found an explanation for why patients with diabetes are at high risk for developing severe COVID infections.

Researchers at U-M found an explanation for why patients with diabetes are at high risk for developing severe COVID infections.

Mood Lifters reports significant benefits for its participants during the pandemic.

A species of roundworm can sense and respond to sound, despite being earless, according to a new study from the University of Michigan Life Sciences Institute.

An epidemiologist at U-M says COVID should become a seasonal virus.

Johnson & Johnson announced new research that found a second dose of its COVID vaccine offers a major boost in protection.

A2GO will officially kick off on Oct. 11.

A new report has found that Instagram can be toxic to teenagers.

Ji Hye Kim has been named one of the country's Best New Chefs by Food & Wine.

As children return to school, more and more health care professionals are seeing an increase in children getting sick with COVID.

A new study published by Beaumont Health finds that COVID-19 vaccines prevent serious illness and death among vaccinated individuals who become infected with the virus.

Two new autonomous shuttles will be transporting EMU students and faculty across campus this year.

Staff at U-M's Computer & Video Game Archive have been busy digitally archiving games during the pandemic.

Researchers at U-M discovered that some over-the-counter drugs may be effective at treating COVID-19.

The ZEUS laser system at the University of Michigan will start its first experiments in 2022.

“They are not coronavirus deniers by any means," said Dr. Jeffrey Morenoff "They’re actually concerned about their safety and taking steps to mitigate that risk by mask wearing and social distancing."

With students returning to in-person learning this fall, yet another concern takes center stage: Are children likely to be exposed to COVID-19 while riding the school bus?

On October 10, join community members fighting for those with Alzheimer’s during the Walk to End Alzheimer’s at Pioneer High School.

NASA is looking for volunteers to help them simulate a mission to the Red Planet.

Coronavirus vaccinations have been rising at a slow pace in recent weeks in Michigan and across the U.S.

Prescriptions for children during the pandemic fell by more than 25 percent.

Studies show that coffee, one of the most widely consumed beverages in the world, has several health benefits.

Young patients admitted to hospital for eating disorders more than doubled during the pandemic at Michigan Medicine.

Normal human body temperature was determined over 170 years ago -- and the number has actually been decreasing since then.

A team of U-M researchers set out to see if reusable products are truly sustainable.

A new study has found that some vaccines may offer COVID-19 immunity for years, especially for those who contracted and recovered from the virus before immunization.

New technology developed at U-M could prevent smart speakers from listening to our conversations.