Kicking Anger to the Curb
by Lance Yatooma UTimes OP-ED Contributor When we get angry with someone—whether it’s a...
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Two Men, Hoping the Other Will Not Annihilate the World
by Professor Jen Lynds, UTIMES Advisor Serhii Plokhy’s Nuclear Folly: A History of the Cuban...
Read MoreDraft Your Own Educational Journey
by Jennifer Lorbeski YourPace Student Contributor The road to higher learning and the workforce look different from one individual to another. It’s completely normal not to have your life’s purpose figured out right...
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Do you want to see change? Advocate!
By Tyson Abaroa YourPace Student Contributor Advocacy is the act of supporting a cause. I have a...
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With a focus on safety Seeley takes the helm
by Damien Pearson and Christie Oneill Joey Seeley, the director of campus safety and security and...
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The Writer’s Room Podcast Weighs Social Capital
by Jen Lynds UTIMES Advisor The crew behind “The Writer’s Room” podcast released the second...
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To Swing Elections, Candidates Look to Co-Eds
by Jen Lynds, UTIMES Advisor PRESQUE ISLE, MAINE– In recent election cycles, voter turnout among...
Read MoreFighting Polio, One Pinkie At A Time
(Professor Jen Lynds and Professor Daniel Dobbs pose after having their pinkies’ painted purple for charity.) by Professor Jen Lynds UTimes Advisor When most students think of a pandemic, the ravages of polio do not come...
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Artificial Intelligence and Graphic Design
by Cassidy Miranda UTImes YourPace Student Journalist Graphic designers work hard to bring their...
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The Importance of Dialogue in the 2024 Election
by Lance Yatooma UMPI UTIMES STUDENT CONTRIBUTOR Sitting in my suburban Detroit office in late...
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Reed Art Gallery Hosts Work of PI Writer/Artist/Teacher
Glenna Johnson Smith’s exhibition, Glenna Johnson Smith: Writer, Artist, Teacher, remains on display at the Reed Art Gallery until Nov. 22.
Read MoreCampus Voices–Ricky Garcia
by Christie Oneill, Staff Writer The University Times staff is interviewing students across campus as part of our “campus voices” project. Staff writers are profiling faces fresh and familiar to forge stronger relationships...
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