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Generations
A denim jacket can simply be an article of clothing that keeps you warm, or it can be something much more meaningful. We imagined this one as a kind of living scrapbook that has traveled through seasons and generations—with buttons and patches representing the lives of students, faculty, staff, and alumni of today and past eras. Read more about deep roots and new beginnings in the stories that follow.
Jacket designed by Aimee Andrion, DaJaniere Rice, Matt Vierling, and Becky Sehenuk Waite
Photography by Natalie Condon and Liz DeCamp
Generations
A denim jacket can simply be an article of clothing that keeps you warm, or it can be something much more meaningful. We imagined this one as a kind of living scrapbook that has traveled through seasons and generations—with buttons and patches representing the lives of students, faculty, staff, and alumni of today and past eras. Read more about deep roots and new beginnings in the stories that follow.
Jacket designed by Aimee Andrion, DaJaniere Rice, Matt Vierling, and Becky Sehenuk Waite
Modeled by Gabi Iriarte. Photography by Natalie Condon and Liz DeCamp
Feature Stories
Metamorphosis and Resilience: Students Find Their Place and Their Voice
How LSA is attracting first-generation students and building the support systems that help ensure that they will thrive at U-M and beyond.
Eight Things to Remember about the ’80s
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. It was the age of Whiffletree, it was the age of Trash-80s.
Science on Screen: Could “The Last of Us” Really Happen?
A U-M scientist who studies fungi answers some questions about the “zombie” insect specimens that are housed in the LSA Herbarium, and whether the same kinds of fungi could infect humans.
The Teacher of Tarot’s Origins
With a deck of cards, an LSA classical studies professor teaches the history of art, magic, and philosophy.
More Stories from the Magazine
The Value of the Liberal Arts and Sciences
Dean Ceballo invites you to amplify these messages about how LSA impacts the lives of students and society.
Making Art from Silence and Movement
The LSA Residential College inspires two generations of artists to see motion in metal and to hear music where there is no sound.
A Meditation in Blue at the Arb
An artist and American culture alum returns to Ann Arbor to focus on “a place within the place” that is her creative foundation.
Three Generations of LSA
The deep roots of one Michigan family: academic passions, on-campus meet-cutes, and a whole lot of football.
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