During a nine mile pilgrimage around the city on December 5, UM-Flint students reclaimed public space while considering important questions about the city’s – and our own – history and future. The event was the culmination of the First-Year Experience …
Connecting with literature, Flint, and ourselves Read more »
Would you like to help a UM-Flint Anthropology student attend archaeology field school? What about assisting a Physics major with a research project? Or maybe you would like to help a student attend a language immersion program to help them …
For many students studying at UM-Flint and the College of Arts & Sciences, the 2020 Presidential Election was their first opportunity to cast a ballot for their elected representatives. Here are just a few of their experiences. Jeremiah Johnson, Sophomore …
UM-Flint students experience voting for the first time Read more »
UM-Flint CAS students are studying in many more settings than socially-distanced classrooms or in front of computer screens at home. In the course “Finding Your Way: the Literature and Practice of Walking,” students explore their community first-hand. One student, undecided …
“The Rise and Fall of Flint” mini-documentary by Kobe Champion Read more »
Hey there! My name is Fernando. My pronouns are he/his/him and I’m super excited to be the newest CAS Student Ambassador! I’m a second-year student here at UM-Flint who’s trying his best to enjoy this v strange year for all …
Within the sphere of education, literature finds itself in an awkward place. It is true that even among college English departments, the vast majority of students will not seek higher education for the purpose of becoming a university professor. Rather, …
What Literature Lends: An essay by English major Joshua Schantz Read more »
