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(University of Michigan students traveled to Nicaragua last summer to learn about and install a biodigester, which will provide cleaner cooking fuel. A Michigan Engineering student project. Video interviews with students and professor Steve Skerlos, plus footage of the students working in Nicaragua.)

(U-M Musical Theatre Chair Brent Wagner talks about featured performances in upcoming 25th anniversary concert More than 50 alumni to perform in anniversary concert. A brief description of the excitement mounting for concert.)

(University of Michigan School of Public Health professor discusses universal health care and other issues. Issues include universal care, physician shortage. Interview with professor Richard Lichtenstein)

(Earlier in the debate, University of Michigan School of Public Health professor discussed some of the complexities of the proposed health care reforms. Interview with Professor Paula Lantz.)

(Engineering undergraduates developed a wireless network of portable, hand-held sensors that could be hidden around an environment to detect improvised explosive devices, weapons often used by suicide bombers. Engineering students develop new technology Video interviews with students and professor Nilton Renno.)

(Michael Finney, president and CEO of Ann Arbor SPARK, testifies before the Michigan Senate Education Subcommittee about the ways U-M helps encourage regional economic growth. U-M role in promoting economic transformation Michael Finney, president and CEO of Ann Arbor SPARK, testifies before the Michigan Senate Education Subcommittee about the ways U-M helps encourage regional economic growth.)

(University of Michigan professor discusses how recession is affecting families and children on different levels. Family gatherings can help keep people together during tough times. Impact of recession on families and children Interview with professor Pamela Smock.)

(When it comes to choosing a spouse, tightwads tend to marry spendthrifts, confirming the adage, opposites attract. Spendthrifts and tightwads in marriage. News interview with assistant professor Scott Rick.)

(This video provided by College of Engineering researchers uses the Michigan fight song to demonstrate how sound waves can be used to move droplets through microfluidic devices. A new microfluidic device uses music to propel droplets. Demonstration video provided by researchers.)

(Professor Anna Michalak is working to solve the mystery of the missing carbon. She uses sophisticated mathematical tools to help predict future climate change. Predicting climate change. Video interview with Anna Michalak.)