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The one-year anniversary of the war in Ukraine means the one-year anniversary of Ukrainian resettlement efforts in Washtenaw County. WEMU's Cathy Shafran takes a look at the year in review of some Washtenaw County women aiding the support of those seeking refugee from their war-torn country.

EXPERTS ADVISORY ANN ARBOR—China's 20th Communist Party Congress will begin on Sunday, with President Xi Jinping expected to stay on for a third term in power. University of Michigan experts are available to discuss issues related to China's politics, the Party's history and the future of U.S.-Ch

In ‘Resurrecting the Jew,’ Geneviève Zubrzycki explores the ongoing reckoning with Polish national identity and its complex relationship to the Holocaust

Portrait of Anand Patwardhan. Photo credit: Image courtesy: Anand Patwardhan Anand Patwardhan, India's foremost documentary filmmaker, will visit the University of Michigan as a Hughes Fellow for this fall.  Patwardhan is known for his sociopolitical, award-winning films. He has spent decades

The fellows and the WCEE team. Image credit: WCEE Seven Ukrainian scholars have been selected for a one-year research visit to the University of Michigan. The unique and pioneering program matches fellows with faculty partners from U-M's schools and colleges so the Ukrainian academics have an int

Sixteen current and former Michigan elected officials are banned from traveling to Russia, according to a list published last month by the Russian foreign ministry.

Sixteen current and former Michigan elected officials are banned from traveling to Russia, according to a list published last month by the Russian foreign ministry.

After an extensive nationwide search, the NYU School of Professional Studies(NYU SPS) today announced the appointment of Marc Norman as associate dean of its Schack Institute of Real Estate, effective July 1, 2022. A renowned urban planner and a veteran in the field of community development and finance, Norman will focus the Schack Institute...

A coup is increasingly likely but a culture of fear and a band of "Musketeers" is likely to protect Putin from being overthrown, an expert said.

Russian President Vladimir Putin on September 11, 2021, outside of Pskov, Russia. Mikhail Svetlov/Getty Images Google Trends data shows that searches