While examining matrimonial website data, researchers from the University of Michigan School of Information and U-M Department of Psychology found that many Indians are beginning to change their attitudes about intercaste marriage.

University of Michigan School of Public Health professor Scott Roberts was recently appointed co-chair of a statewide dementia coalition focused on improving quality of life for Michigan residents living with dementia and their families. myumi.ch/aKV1q

Three U-M faculty members have won an international design competition to create an 83-acre inclusive cultural district that will unite 12 public institutions in Detroit’s Midtown. #UMichArts #EngagedMichigan

This weekend, Michigan Baseball is playing in the College World Series for the eighth time in program history. The team won their first World Series under coach Ray Fisher in 1953. #ThrowbackThursday

In classrooms, labs, and communities, public health researchers are revealing new findings that provide a deeper understanding of human health. But to empower populations and impact lives for the better, that knowledge has to be shared!

In this new installment in University of Michigan School of Public Health's "What is Public Health” video series, learn how research and findings are shared and put into practice.

Ann Arbor really comes to life in the summer. Join us as we explore all that the city has to offer on “Summer at Michigan.”

This week we visted Matthaei Botanical Gardens and Nichols Arboretum to hike, relax, and take in the beauty of the Peony Garden.

A recent study conducted by Michigan Medicine on the feasibility of opioid-sparing prescription strategies found that over 50% of surgical patients may not need opioids at all.

A new community journalism class offered by University of Michigan College of Literature, Science, and the Arts is helping students learn about the challenges and rewards of a career in journalism from industry veterans. myumi.ch/6wWzv

We can't stop watching this! #GoBlue

Researchers from Michigan Engineering, Michigan Robotics, and the Shirley Ryan AbilityLab are trying to resolve the biggest problem affecting the clinical impact of robotic legs—access. myumi.ch/Jmmv3

Photo of the Week:

Hail to the #LittleVictors!

📸: Instagram user @thkelley

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Michigan Men's Swimming and Diving's Ricardo Vargas, never imagined he would someday set national records, or become a part of Mexico’s Olympic team.

Now he's training to secure a berth for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics swim team. Read more about Ricardo’s story: myumi.ch/L4BXo

An international team of scientists including University of Michigan School of Public Health faculty analyzed protein coding genes from 46,000 people, linking rare DNA alterations to type 2 diabetes.

These findings could help researchers better understand and treat the disease. myumi.ch/L3d4y #UMichImpact

Take in the sights and sounds of Shakespeare’s popular Twelfth Night against the backdrop of Matthaei Botanical Gardens and Nichols Arboretum's blooming peonies this month as Shakespeare in the Arb celebrates its 19th season.

Visit myumi.ch/LPgr5 for more information on this season’s shows, dates, tickets, and more. #UMichArts

Ed Tipper, one of the original “Band of Brothers,” served with the famous E Company on D-Day. After being wounded and discharged, he enrolled at U-M; he later received a master’s degree in English and became a high school teacher. #ThrowbackThursday

Seventy-five years ago today, the Allied forces launched the largest amphibious military campaign in history to gain a foothold in Northern France.

This March, 13 cadets from the Army ROTC at the University of Michigan toured the beaches, battlefields, and monuments of Normandy as a part of a staff ride, gaining a deeper understanding of the D-Day campaign and Second World War.

Custom 3D-printed devices developed at Michigan Medicine are helping find solutions to respiratory issues in patients who might not be able to endure complex surgeries.

Summer internships are a great opportunity for students to gain hands-on experience in fields they’re interested in.

University of Michigan College of Literature, Science, and the Arts Opportunity Hub’s “Flash Internships” took students across the country to experience the healthcare, publishing, and energy fields and hear from industry leaders.

Epidemiologists around the world have dreamed of a universal flu vaccine ever since the first vaccines were created in 1938.

A recent breakthrough by a team of researchers from U-M, the Icahn School of Medicine, and other institutions is bringing the scientific community one step closer to making a universal vaccine a reality. myumi.ch/J7QmY

Photo of the Week:

Jumping for joy this weekend on Ingalls Mall. 💛💙

📷: Instagram user @corbettcj

U-M’s Office of Academic Innovation helped a team of national researchers from the Healthy Minds Network create a digital tool to provide mental health education and support to students. A trial for the tool, Sage, was recently offered to U-M students. myumi.ch/6elE2 #UMichImpact

[RE]vive, a U-M student-driven organization, is dedicated to assisting refugee communities by providing them the tools and resources to pursue higher education.

Last month, [RE]vive brought a group of Congolese high school students and young community leaders to campus for a day-long college readiness program. myumi.ch/65qkp

Earlier this week, more than 100 U-M community members from different disciplines came together to discuss the challenges and opportunities associated with integrating arts and humanities into science, technology, math, engineering, and medicine curricula. #UMichArts

There’s no better way to beat the summer heat than with a movie at the State Theatre.

In 1975, students and Ann Arbor residents lined up to see the original summer blockbuster, Jaws. #ThrowbackThursday

People with a sense of purpose report having a higher quality of life, better mental health, and tend to live longer, according to new research from University of Michigan School of Public Health researcher Leigh Pearce.

Read more about it in Newsweek: myumi.ch/aXR1g