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The future film editor Jay Cassidy created a documentary treasure of late ’60s photographs.
A New Generation of Scientists
U-M alum and professor Kate Biberdorf, aka “Kate the Chemist,” sets fire to stereotypes.
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DEI 2.0 Strategic Plan
The LSA DEI 2.0 Strategic Plan builds upon college initiatives to increase access to higher education, improve policies to support equity, support DEI knowledge, and support career development. The plan was formed using input and recommendations from LSA students, staff, and faculty.
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Tag along with current students as they walk through a day in their life at LSA. While every LSA experience is unique, all students have opportunities to explore what interests them the most.
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Big challenges take big ideas and bold approaches. Discover how LSA is meeting the moment of our time and tackling the issues that need us now.
LSA Legacy Match Challenge
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Art and Resistance
The arts shape cultural and political narratives, challenge dominant regimes, bring joy and comfort, shape our lives. Late-night book writing, a platform for once-unheard voices of slaves, a re-envisioning of what it means to be a dancer—in all of these ways and many more, the arts have the power to change hearts and minds. To embolden new voices. To bring about peace and to shine a light on tumult. To reflect. To resist.