On the first floor of the University of Michigan-Dearborn's Mardigian Library: Halal Metropolis, an innovative exploration of Muslim life in southeast Michigan. On the second floor: The Holocaust Unfolds, which reviews Detroit's Jewish News coverage of the Holocaust, before, during and after World War II. Our podcast walks through the exhibitions with the creators. And we explain why those exhibits showcase the unique nature of this campus.

Some 755 The University of Michigan-Dearborn graduates are going out into the world. We cover the ceremonies, and hear from one speaker why -- in a world of ""truthiness" -- education is more important than ever.

We explore our 300-acre-plus Environmental Study Area. A range of animals roam the area such as: a diverse range of bees and birds, coyotes, and wild turkeys. We explain how Henry Ford imagined the area when he moved here in 1915. Professor Orin Gelderloos says Ford would recognize the grounds more than a century after it was built. 

University of Michigan-Dearborn Chancellor Domenico Grasso talks about the university's future as it creates a new strategic plan. Arizona State University Provost Mark Searle explains how ASU turned itself into more of a student-centric school. Nearly all of U-M Dearborn's students have jobs outside of the classroom. What do they do? How do they juggle school, work, and social life?