Books George Pray Read in His Senior Year
Books were one of Pray's joys.

Other Members of the Class of 1845
George Pray's observations of his fellow 'first-born of their Alma Mater.'

Life Sciences Project Vital to University
An Institute for the Study of Biological Complexity and Human Values is born

Stamp Honors Salk for Vaccine
The new stamp recalls the School of Public Health's role in fighting polio.

Diverse Student Body is Found to Aid Learning
Diversity in classrooms promotes learning and a more effective citizenry.

4 Receive Honorary Degrees
Kofi Annan, Aharon Barak, Shirley M. Malcom, Pramoedya Ananta Toer.

Road Scholars Deepen State Ties
Faculty members on a 1,200-mile weeklong journey across Michigan.

A Chat with Pramoedya Ananta Toer
Writer's intellect, will and courage help organize a freedom movement.

'An Arena I Feel Comfortable In'
A locker room spring training interview with the former U-M pitcher.

It Happened 50 Years Ago This Spring
Baseball, romance and a Secretary of the University.

That Old Blue-Eyed Magic
A PhD dissertation fills most of the seats of Michigan Theater.

Arthur Miller Returns to LSA
The playwright presents an award and talks with students.

Criminals? Book Them!
The Clements Library's Medler Collection is a valuable historical tool.

Mr. Herman Mudgett, aka H.H. Holmes
The dubious distinction of a University alumnus.

Geomancy
A poem by the winner of several Hopwood writing awards.

Border Figures
Clay figurines made over thousands of years spark a student's imagination.

Beauty Is Also in the Substance of the Beheld
Why "humble products" of sheepherders–among other items–are so prized.

Solar Car Team Plate
A new piece of china benefits a U-M student project.