This summer, I had the privilege of studying abroad in Scandinavia! I lived inCopenhagen, Denmark for a month, Stockholm, Sweden for 2 weeks, and Reykjavik, Iceland fora week. I took courses related to the fields of criminal and legal psychology. The first course Itook was called The Psychology of Criminal Behavior, and the second course […]
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By Thomas Gala-Garza Our ProjectFeelGood is the youth engagement program of The Hunger Project, where we create our ownsocial enterprise to fundraise on the University of Michigan college campus. Our project –FeelGood Care Packages – is made of themed boxes (Baked goods and movie night) soldduring the final exam season. To help ease students’ stress
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By Nancy Xu Attending the TSU 5th Annual Clinical Research and Engagement Conference was a meaningfulexperience that strongly aligned with the goals I outlined in my original BLI grant proposal. I setout to better understand how inclusive healthcare and clinical research can support marginalizedcommunities, especially people with disabilities. The conference created a valuable space forthese
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By Aayana Anand Last July, I first became aware of the world of deferred MBAs: an opportunity to apply for yourMBA in your senior year of college, securing a place in a program years down the road. Beingaccepted to such a program would allow one to gain work experience, perhaps even take risksin their work
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By Kelly Linart On March 28th, 2025, Phi Gamma Nu successfully organized a professional trek to Chicago,providing over 40 students the chance to visit top companies, engage with Michigan alumni, andgain firsthand insight into day-to-day operations and recruitment processes. As Vice Presidentof External, I had the opportunity to coordinate this event, which aimed to foster
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By Julia Ginter-Berriman In January, I completed a major milestone in my academic career as a pre-med student:taking the Medical College Admission Test (MCAT). Preparing for the MCAT is a significantundertaking requiring diligence, patience, and sacrifice since it is a seven-and-a-half hour examthat tests one’s understanding of many different subjects. Medical school admissions areincredibly competitive,
By Natalia Dussán Reflections on CWMUNParticipating in Change the World Model United Nations (CWMUN) was an invaluableexperience that expanded my understanding of international diplomacy, human rights advocacy,and effective leadership. As I reflect on my journey, I see how my initial goals, the challenges Iencountered, and the leadership skills I developed shaped my experience and future
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By Ganesh Palaniappan The University of Michigan Science Olympiad (UMSO) works to organize, plan, and execute twoScience Olympiad competitions – an invitational and regional tournament– that bring togetherSTEM-focused middle and high school students from around the country to campus every year.Through our event, we hope to spread our love for STEM and help support the
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By Aayana Anand What the F is an intersectional feminist, multimedia organization on campus with the mission ofacting as a creative outlet for people with a variety of identities, such as, but not limited to,gender, class, race, ethnicity, sexuality, ability and socioeconomic status. Our organization’smain initiatives include our Themed Literary Magazines, Magazine Launch Parties, andWomen/BIPOC/Queer
In our ALA 174 class, we were tasked with creating a final project that would give back to andengage the community. Our team, Hail Yeah!, rose to the challenge by hosting “Bond Beyond:Boards and Buddies,” an event centered around the theme of mystery. The goal was to facilitateInclusion, Connection, and Collaboration, the three pillars of
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