Before social media, before dating apps, there were personal ads, a department within a newspaper's classified advertising section that spiced up its lifeless gray columns. A dive into The Michigan Daily's digital archive reveals an especially creative era on campus when Michigan

Daniel Hertz, a Cancer researcher and associate professor @UMichPharmacy, conducted research on adverse reactions to chemotherapy. via @NBCNews: #cancer #chemo #DPYDgene #pharmacy #healthcare

Valerie L. Myers, Organizational Psychologist and Lecturer in Management and Organizations @MichiganRoss, writes on the idea of "calling" and how it can help in a time of weakening capitalism and democracy. via @ConversationUS:

"If your hospital closes due to Medicaid cuts, it really doesn’t matter what place or entity you get your health insurance from. If your hospital’s gone, your hospital’s gone," said Michael Shepherd, Assistant Professor, Health Management and Policy with @umichsph via

Sumit Agarwal, Assistant Professor of Internal Medicine @umichmedicine, writes on employer insurance and how the working class will struggle even more with Medicaid cuts. via @ConversationUS:

RT @GlobalMichigan: Asian Americans are often stereotyped as quiet, passive and conflict-avoidant—but a new @umich study challenges that na….

Mike Shriberg, Professor of Practice & Engagement @UMSEAS, writes on invasive carp that threaten the Great Lakes, protection efforts show an interesting twist in national politics. via @ConversationUS:

Economist Joanne Hsu, director of the Surveys of Consumers @umisr, which indicates that Americans feel bad about prices, business conditions, their incomes and job security, and the housing and stock markets. via @Bloomberg:

Research shows that some gorillas forage for truffles, suggesting that their diets “are remarkably diverse and that there may be cultural preferences for certain foods in certain social groups,” says Stacy Rosenbaum, assistant professor of anthropology @umichLSA. via @sciam:

Get well, Pebbles! @TimCernak shares more on his mission to promote #ConservationChemistry and his work with Pebbles, the Gila monster who once was gravely ill from a cryptosporidium parasite. Cernak, an associate professor in the. @UMichPharmacy and assistant professor of

RT @MichiganRoss: Congratulations to Professor Scott Page on his recent election to the National Academy of Sciences! This election recogni….

In his article published in the Conversation, Gregory Dick, professor of Biology @UMich, discusses how toxic algae blooms are lasting longer than ever before in Lake Erie. Learn more:

As the nation's climate scientists plan for an uncertain future, Ricky Rood sees an opportunity to improve the research enterprise. Read more of the Climate Blue column on #MichiganToday:

Michael Shepherd, assistant professor of health management and policy @umichsph, on proposed Medicaid cuts by House Republicans that could cause an estimated 7.6 million Americans to lose health insurance. via @NBCNews:

According to David Kelly, a Lecturer at the @UMengineering, if Trump wants more deportations, he’ll need to target the construction industry. Almost a quarter of all immigrants without a college degree work in construction. Learn more:

Research by Erin Bonar, professor of psychiatry @umichmedicine, shows that 21% of people 50 and older have used cannabis in the past year to relax, improve sleep, feel good, relieve pain and improve mental health or mood. via @washingtonpost:

Consumer sentiment improved for the first time in six months, climbing 16% from last month but remaining about 18% below December 2024, when sentiment had exhibited a post-election bump. These trends were unanimously visible across age, income, wealth, political party and

RT @umichsph: Today, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a ruling in Kennedy v. Braidwood Management, Inc. that maintains the Affordable Care Act….