The Latest Breaking News from University of Michigan

Powerful storms across the South, following flash floods in Dallas, Death Valley, St. Louis, Yellowstone and Appalachia, have left cities across the U.S. questioning their own security in a warming climate.

During the long seafaring voyages of the 15th and 16th centuries, a period known as the Age of Discovery, sailors reported experiencing visions of sublime foods and verdant fields. The discovery that these were nothing more than hallucinations after months at sea was agonizing. Some sailors wept in longing; others…

Detective work by academic revealed supposed letter and notes by astronomer from 1610 were work of a 20th-century Italian forger

University of Michigan researchers are studying how well people with autism spectrum disorder can detect road hazards, and plan to assist the young motorists in sharpening their driving skills

"Nicole was phenomenal. She is really passionate and beats herself up but she could not have done any more. She is keen to come back and hopefully we can make that happen."

The forger was arrested in the 1930s for faking documents

A new study warns that boreal forests are fast approaching a tipping point

In a new study, neuroscientists examine how and why cognitive fatigue occurs, and what you can do to fix it when it does happen.

U.S. stocks traded higher toward the end of trading, with the Nasdaq Composite jumping more than 200 points on Friday.

The Wolverines fired Mel Pearson on Friday after an investigation into the program.

Janice Bluestein Longone, who is credited with collecting thousands of items chronicling the culinary history of the United States, has died at age 89