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A blue poster image showcasing details of the "Footprints Recital Series". Important persons mentioned are Andrew Smith (bass-baritone) and Amanda Raymond (collaborative pianist). Sunday, May 4, 2025 @ 6PM was the given date of the event, and the First Presbyterian Church of Ann Arbor was the given address.
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  • Andrew Smith
The Footprints Recital Series
The project that I created was for my dissertation recital series called Footprints.
A Black person's hand holding a plant.
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  • Lywana Dorzilor
A BIPOC-Centered Foraging Group in Ann Arbor
We partnered with the U-M Library to help us find accessible foraging books and guides, as well as guides for facilitating inherently non-hierarchical spaces. 
Shows the Indonesian Cultural Night Committee members in the Michigan Union.
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  • Dindamilenia Choirunnisa Hardiyasanti
Indonesian Cultural Night: A U-M Library Student Mini Grant Project
The Indonesian Cultural Night (ICN) 2025, hosted by the Indonesian Students Association at the University of Michigan (ISA-UM) was truly a night to remember.
Four Michigan students standing next to a yellow block 'M', two on each side.
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  • Paige J Lemmon
Party for Your Mind
On Monday, August 26th, the first day of fall classes, the University of Michigan campus buzzed with excitement.
A headshot photo of Yixin Zhang
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  • Yixin Zhang
Exploring Identity: The Voices of Second-Generation Chinese Immigrants in Barcelona
"Where do I belong?" This question lingered in my mind long after my conversations with Sisi, a 21-year-old Chinese-Spanish student at Universitat Pompeu Fabra (UPF).
A headshot photo of Manvinder Gill.
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  • Manvinder Kaur Gill
Understanding Opioid Use Disorder Treatment among Punjabi Women: A U-M Library Student Mini Grant Project
My research addresses barriers to accessing treatment for opioid use disorder (OUD) among women in Punjab, India.
A diverse group of students in business casual stand on stairs for a photo
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  • Aiswarya Saravanan
M-HEAL: The Initiative's External Design Review
The Initiative Team through M-HEAL details their process of creating portable, inexpensive, and safe bassinets that are able to incubate newborns. Through feedback from medical personnel and library staff, they are able to improve future versions of the bassinet and its associated baby carrier to combat neonatal hypothermia.
Members of various Greek Life organizations, who are wearing their merchandise (e.g. Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority sisters are wearing white and red), gather together for a group photo at the 19th Annual Multicultural Greek Exhibition (MGX) 2025
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  • Valeria Serratos
Multicultural Greek Exhibition
The 19th Annual Multicultural Greek Exhibition (MGX) was founded by the sisters of Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority. MGX combats negative stigmas of Greek Life by illustrating that Greeks are involved in tradition, community service, philanthropy, and diversity and unity.
A diverse group of women engineers from the University of Michigan are standing in front of the Capitol Building in Washington, D.C. wearing formal business attire
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  • Rachel Marina Ward
Society of Women Engineers Take Their Demands to Capitol Hill
On April 2nd, 2025, ten delegates from the University of Michigan's Society of Women Engineers (SWE) chapter traveled to Washington, D.C., to participate in SWE’s annual Congressional Outreach Day. Through representing the voices of countless women and marginalized individuals who are often excluded from governmental conversations, U-M SWE members endorsed a targeted list of federal legislative priorities and funding requests to ensure the success of marginalized groups working in STEM.
A woman with wavy, shoulder length-hair, brown-wire glasses, and a black shirt with swirling patterns, smiles at the reader
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  • Krystel Anderson
Seed Library: Growing a Legacy of Community
Krystel Anderson, a Seed Library Engagement Fellow, illustrates her experience in community-facing work, which included providing seeds to the community and accessible knowledge of plants and gardens.