Looking for a fun way to pass the time at home this week? Since May 24 is National Scavenger Hunt Day, we’ve created this scavenger hunt to have some fun and help you stay…

The Department of Art & Art History’s annual Student Art Exhibition, which normally takes place at the Greater Flint Arts Council Gallery, is moving online for 2020. The virtual gallery featuring more than 200…

Evelyn initially chose UM-Flint because it was close to home; she wasn’t sure what she wanted to do, and it was an easy daily commute. Fast-forward a few years and she conducted research as…

Georgina Brown knew that she wanted to become a doctor since she was 10 years old, when she visited a Doctors Without Borders clinic in her home country of Jamaica. She continued working toward…

When Adam Rainey (Applied Psychology, ’15) took a course on preparing for a career in psychology with Dr. Allen Bellamy, he discovered his passion and future profession. The 2015 graduate now works as a…

Makenzie Schroeder is interested in people; how they communicate and interact with the world around them. She wanted to explore those concepts in college while making responsible choices for her financial future. The University…

Studying Biology with a pre-Physical Therapy concentration worked out well for Carly Wykes. She’s been accepted to the top PT program in the state: UM-Flint’s own Doctor of Physical Therapy. UM-Flint offered Carly big opportunities to help…

April Bartle talked with two of her instructors about completing the Winter 2020 semester in an online format. Everyone at UM-Flint has experienced a lot of changes over the past month. That includes my…

College of Arts & Sciences sophomore April Bartle (and some friends) share some tips for successful studying during remote instruction.  This is a confusing and stressful time, and adapting to all of the changes…