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11/14/2022
A practical approach for addressing bias in artificial intelligence
University of Pennsylvania Professor and U-M alum Desmond Patton says building more ethical technological systems starts with bringing more voices to the table....
11/9/2022
Why it's important to recognize veterans beyond Veterans Day
After surviving an IED blast, Marine Corps veteran and ÂÜÀòÉç-Dearborn student Evan Ahlin started a new mission: Connecting those who’ve served with support and resources....
11/7/2022
Will student loan reduction efforts get voters to the polls?
It’s election day, folks. Political Science Professor Dale Thomson talks policy and potential local impact behind Biden's student loan reduction plan — a hot campaign topic in 2020 — and if it's still top of voter minds in 2022....
11/7/2022
Contributing to 'A River Revived'
Through a new book, the Rouge River's dramatic turnaround is told by environmentalists including longtime Environmental Interpretive Center staff.
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11/2/2022
A way to remember lost loved ones
Alpha Psi Lambda Latino fraternity created a DÃa de los Muertos ofrenda in the University Center’s Wolverine Commons. It will be up through Nov. 8 for people to add framed photos of family and friends. ...
11/2/2022
Practicing hope in the age of climate change
New HHS assistant professor Finn Bell talks about why the human aspects of climate resilience matter....
10/31/2022
Why diversity is the secret to solving complex problems
U-M Professor Scott Page explains why diverse groups consistently outperform teams of like-minded experts....
10/31/2022
Office of Research update: November 2022
A colleague landed a $500,000-plus grant, application deadlines are coming up for research fundings programs and more....
10/31/2022
Campus Colleagues: Jeanette Whiting
Gardener Jeanette Whiting always had a friendly wave when you saw her out and about. After 35 years, she parked her John Deere gator in the Grounds Building for the last time.
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