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Writing Michigan | vol. 6, Transitions

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Profiles vol. 2

DEI Initiatives in Ross

April 18, 2021 KO21 949 Views DEI, Ross, Social Justice, U-M

An interview with the Director of Academic Success at Ross

—By Katherina Andrade Ozaetta

Profiles vol. 2

Fighting for Hope

April 15, 2021 JV21 437 Views Affordability, Ann Arbor, Community, Covid, Social Justice

Ann Arbor nonprofits working around COVID threat to serve their community

—By James Varblow

Investigations vol. 2

Go Blue? Go Vote!

April 15, 2021 GS21 307 Views Community, Politics, Social Justice, Student Life, U-M

What did voting during a global pandemic really look like?

—By Grace Shulman

Lists vol. 2

From Home Town to Class Clown

April 13, 2021 ME21 453 Views Community, Freshman, Money, Social Justice

A Low-Income Student’s 7 Recognizable Features of Ann Arbor

—By Madylin Eberstein

Profiles vol. 1

Can the Police Oversight Commission Change Our Community?

April 16, 2019 SP 767 Views Ann Arbor, Community, Police, Racism, Social Justice

The Police Oversight Commission strives to improve relations between police and the public, but success will depend on people in the community making changes as well

—By Saintphanie Porcenat

Investigations vol. 1

Homelessness Here, Homelessness Now

April 16, 2019 SN 1145 Views Affordability, Ann Arbor, Homlessness, Housing, Social Justice

The troubling cycle of silence

—By Samantha Nelson

Next →

How a startup is tackling the public restroom shortage—one Throne at a time

—By Imani Ahmad

Profiles vol. 6

Crazy Wisdom Returns

December 4, 2024 24KM

How the iconic bookstore has changed and what keeps the founders going

—By Katie Moore

Profiles vol. 6

The Blimpy Way

December 4, 2024 24MG

A Michigan tradition, still flipping after all these years

—By Max Garmisa

Profiles vol. 6

Not Your Average Frat House

December 4, 2024 24LK

Why joining a professional fraternity may be for you

—By Lily Kappa

Profiles vol. 6

From Classroom to Wall Street

December 4, 2024 24CC

How Professor Clay Miller helps college students succeed in finance

—By Colby O’Connor

Profiles vol. 6

Dental Hygienists Smile Through It All

December 4, 2024 24AR

A journey through the field with Jennifer Cullen

—By Avery Roxbury

Profiles vol. 6

Bridging the Gap

December 4, 2024 24MB

A closer look at U-M’s Summer Bridge program

—By Madeline Bough

Profiles vol. 6

A Philanthropic Take on Ann Arbor Business

December 4, 2024 24BS

An overview of the Business+Impact program

—By Benjamin Seymour

Profiles vol. 6

Score Big, Waste Less

December 3, 2024 24SB

Thrifted University’s impact on game day culture and sustainability

—By Sara Bernardo

Popular

5 Ann Arbor Clothing Stores that Will Elevate Your Style

April 13, 2021 JK21

The Conscious Consumer: Is Thrifting Actually Ethical?

April 16, 2021 AA21

International Students’ Invisible Presence in the Job Market

April 14, 2022 CL22

The Hottest Places to Eat Outdoors in Ann Arbor (and What to Wear)

April 13, 2021 EP21

5 Affordably Tasty Restaurants in Ann Arbor

April 11, 2019 PP

The Pre-Health Gap Year: More Than Just a Break

April 16, 2019 ND

About The Mich

To join The Mich, look out for Prof. David Gold’s English 325, Magazine Writing, in the LSA Course Guide.

Volume Theme

Our theme for vol. 6 is Transitions. As we enter a new school year, we cannot help but think about the transitions we are about to experience. Who will be be, as individuals, as as a school community, as a nation? How will we have changed? Who or what will ease our way, and how can we assist others with their transitions?