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Glimmers of Hope
Narratives about chaos and division often take top billing, but if you look closely, glimmers of hope are all around us. LSA alums, faculty, students, and staff are creating positive change in the lives of people, animals, and the planet. They remind us that hope can come in many forms—even a bowl of yak butter.
Glimmers of Hope
Narratives about chaos and division often take top billing, but if you look closely, glimmers of hope are all around us. LSA alums, faculty, students, and staff are creating positive change in the lives of people, animals, and the planet. They remind us that hope can come in many forms—even a bowl of yak butter.
Feature Stories
24 Reasons to Feel Hopeful About the Future
It’s easy to get caught up in doom and gloom, but glimmers of hope abound. LSA alums, faculty, students, and staff are creating positive change in the lives of people, animals, and the planet.
Save the Endangered Species, Save the Humans
Two LSA-led research teams have set out to protect frogs, bats, and bees in innovative ways—to preserve their species, the planet, and even our own lives.
Shining Light
With her words and images, LSA alum Supriya Kelkar brings a fresh voice to children’s literature and inspires readers “to decolonize, to hold their heads high, and to never forget their shine.”
Q&A with Dean Ceballo
Rosario (Rosie) Ceballo began a five-year term as dean of LSA in August, drawn back to U-M by “the incredible caliber of the people who are part of the LSA community.”
More Stories from the Magazine
Can Anti-Aging Interventions Delay Dementia?
You’ve heard the pseudoscience about manipulating the aging process. Here’s the science.
5 Questions …
... for Shawnt Bazikian, co-founder of the One Bicycle Foundation, and how a casual dinner conversation sparked a pedal-powered movement that has delivered hope, education, and discovery.
A Legendary Court
An LSA student imagines the future of Black nobility with uncompromising creative expression.
Fostering Fortitude
From homelessness in Michigan to working at the White House, an alum’s professional success belies the true depth of her journey.
Go Red, White, and Blue
LSA students and alums were among the 45 Olympians and Paralympians with U-M ties who competed in Paris over the summer.
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