Diane Winner
When Diane Winner, fifty-two, prepared to deadlift 360 pounds at the World Powerlifting Congress...
Read MoreWhen Diane Winner, fifty-two, prepared to deadlift 360 pounds at the World Powerlifting Congress...
Read MoreAt two o’clock on Friday, November 6, Sian Owen-Cruise learned that a seventh grader in the...
Read More“I spent quite a while not thinking I had Covid,” Stephen Joy remembers. On March 19,...
Read MoreWhat would motivate a successful, techy sort of businesswoman to throw over money, power, and...
Read MoreSoon after Gretchen Whitmer was elected governor two years ago, Chris Kolb heard that he might be...
Read MoreWhen Jack Briegel was a young boy, he’d watch for his father walking home from work. They...
Read More“I’m the black sheep of my family, the outlier,” Bhramar Mukherjee says,...
Read More“I actually was going to be a veterinarian,” says Anne Curzan, the dean of the...
Read MoreSusan Ringler-Cerniglia is the storm tracker for the Covid-19 pandemic in Washtenaw County. As...
Read MoreMissy Stults seems to be everywhere these days. The person leading Ann Arbor’s ambitious...
Read More“I won’t sugarcoat it—it’s an aggressive sport,” says Susan McDowell....
Read MoreIn 1998, Joe Linstroth graduated from the U-M with a degree in history, test scores that would get...
Read MoreWhen Matthew VanBesien arrived in Ann Arbor in July 2017 to head the University Musical Society,...
Read MoreRetired pharmacy prof Duane Kirking has been getting his hair cut at Church Street Barbers since...
Read MoreIn 1993, when Dave Borneman applied to start Ann Arbor’s Natural Area Preservation unit, he...
Read MoreNew to U.S. courtrooms, attorney Ashish Joshi addressed the judge as “your lordship,”...
Read MoreIt’s the final class of Rec & Ed’s winter session, and break dancing teacher...
Read More“I’m one of the state’s biggest advocates for professional theater,” says...
Read MoreOn a bitterly cold morning in early February, Sharon Que drove to Dearborn to keep an appointment...
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