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Student Spotlight: Chukwuka Mbagwu

Student Spotlight: Chukwuka Mbagwu

As a junior in high school in Southern California, Chuky developed a real interest in physics, science and engineering. The timing was good, since he was shaping up college applications as that interest grew. And that is apparently how a rocket scientist is made....

Navigating the Ann Arbor Housing Market

This is Part 1 of a series for graduate students who will begin their studies at U-M this fall. See Part 2: How I Moved to Ann Arbor and Part 3: Furnishing Your Apartment or Room on a Grad Student Budget The Ann Arbor rental housing market is pretty typical of a...

Introducing #MyRackhamSummer

Introducing #MyRackhamSummer

“Summer” might have a very different meaning for each grad student. Are you working in the lab? Researching/traveling abroad? Enjoying the few months of beautiful Ann Arbor weather? Hanging out with your dog? All of the above? Let us know what you are up to this...

Student Spotlight: Teona Williams

Student Spotlight: Teona Williams

Before entering grad school, Teona worked as a communications assistant at a non-profit organization in Washington, DC focused on establishing marine protected areas around the world. It was during that experience that it sunk in for Teona: “I realized how important...

Introducing Rackham Social

Introducing Rackham Social

Stay up to date on our social media feeds, hashtags and photos in one convenient place. Features: View our Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram feeds, and our blog all at once or select your individual favorite Check out our photo galleries of campus, events, photo...

Alumni Spotlight: Beverly Tatum

Alumni Spotlight: Beverly Tatum

Beverly returned to Ann Arbor recently. Her career as a psychologist, author, educator, and administrator has had a profound influence on a generation of students, a distinction the University of Michigan wanted to recognize. They did so on a grand scale, as she...

Reflection on Commencement

Throughout graduate school, I consistently heard from recent graduates that turning in the final copy of your dissertation—one of the most significant educational milestones—is one of the most anti-climactic. I always thought, “No, that’s not how it will be for me!...

Alumni Spotlight: Cheri Chan

Alumni Spotlight: Cheri Chan

Born in Hong Kong, Cheri Chan (2007) attended British boarding school and then began her journey as an international student at Cornell University in 2000, where she majored in Biological Sciences with a minor in Cognitive Science. Initially, she considered pursuing a...