The University of Michigan plans to offer a public health-informed in-residence semester this fall.

On a recent episode of Stateside, UMSI professor Cliff Lampe discussed how social media has helped shape the current widespread protest movement.

Denise Anthony, professor of health management & policy at U-M's School of Public Health and incoming director of the Master of Health Informatics program, will be working on this project.

Their study, which was honored as a Best Paper at the annual The ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems, uses personal narratives to get to the bottom of some of the experiences of nonwhite participants in the field.

Quan Nguyen, Christopher Brooks and Daniel Romero will receive funding for “Students’ mobility patterns on campus and the implications for the recovery of campus activities post-pandemic."

We will commit to steps and resources to combat racism in our own community. And we are taking immediate action.

UMSI associate professor Tawanna Dillahunt was named an inaugural recipient of the The Computing Research Association's Committee on Widening Participation in Computing Research (CRA-WP) Skip Ellis Early Career Award.

UMSI and the University of Michigan have experts who can comment on the regulation of social media and an expected executive order from President Trump targeting social media companies.

The web tools will help state officials identify potential hotspots as they reopen Michigan to business.

UMSI adjunct lecturer and alumnus Michael Hess received the Research Technical Staff Recognition Award.