We are strengthening the support structures that help every student thrive.
The legal profession has its origins in ancient Greece and Rome, and LSA’s Department of Classical Studies is where one alum decided to become a human rights attorney.
U-M anthropologist and UMMAA curator Tiffany Fryer is one of the leaders of a community effort to bring recognition to Washtenaw County’s African American legacy.
Two LSA professors have created a research-backed card game and workbook that’s getting people talking across differences.
… with Prof. Marin Clark, who is leading a massive, multi-university center that focuses on the science behind landslides, river erosion, and more—and how they are all connected.
Communications Professor Kyla Brathwaite’s course on authenticity teaches students to reflect on what they actually see and do on social media.
Donor support makes LSA scholarships possible—creating access to a foundational education that gives students the skills to think clearly, communicate confidently, and solve today’s problems creatively.