Featuring the creative work of student artists & writers from across the University of Michigan.
Gimble A Cappella’s arrangement of “Weird Fishes” is out now on all streaming platforms.
“A Night Game at the Big House” demonstrates the feelings of community and togetherness shared by students and fans at Michigan football games.
Long ago, the world was buried in insurmountable snow that threatened all of the animals in the land.
My goal with this sketch was to practice taking advantage of a comic format to express strong emotions and dramatics using my characters.
Did you know that this beautiful purple iris is endemic to the Great Lakes Region and also Michigan’s state wildflower?
One of the most popular WuXia fantasy stories that took international fame has to be the light novel series, Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivation, which details the surprising resurrection of Weiying, a previously powerful, feared cultivator of dark energy who could control the dead and accumulated many enemies during his time on earth.
Bloodroot is a fascinating springtime ephemeral with blooms lasting only a couple weeks.
Hear a cheery song emanating from a nearby field? It could be an eastern meadowlark that has just arrived in southeast Michigan for breeding season!
I’ve always wanted to make a comic, and this was the first time I went through with making a complete comic page!
Muskrats, often confused with beavers, use their thin tail as a rudder to propel themselves through water up to 3 miles an hour!
Following back up on my progress with the Pages for Pediatrics book (Into the Spotlight) about Bailey, a young dog learning to embrace her vitiligo (uneven pigmentation of the skin or in this case fur) and find the courage to step onto the stage to pursue her passion for singing!
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Maize Mirchi is a mixed gender a cappella group at UM, and have historically performed well at competition events! They have a concert, Spookapella, with fellow group Gimble, at 9:30 on Thursday, October 22nd.
Impact Dance is a dance company made up of mostly non-dance majors, that choreographs dance across a wide variety of styles. Their fall show takes place at 6:30pm on Sunday, October 25th.
Host Mark Clague sits down with University of Michigan alumnus and entrepreneur Noah Kaplan to explore how an arts education can become the foundation for a lifetime of creative innovation.
Crane Club promotes mental health awareness and community by folding handcrafted paper cranes to bring comfort and hope to patients at University Hospital. Members meet weekly to practice origami and support patients through creative volunteer work.