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Feature 2: The Hopwood Awards are the richest collegiate writing awards in the country. Open to both graduate and undergraduate students, the Hopwoods have been jump--starting literary careers since the 1930s. The list of past winners is studded with many familiar names and runs from New York to Hollywood and all places in between.

Feature 3: Construction is booming on the University of Michigan campus. From renovating iconic structures like Michigan Stadium to new concepts in education and hospitalization, the University builds the campus of tomorrow while providing jobs today.

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Feature 2: The team at the Center for Motor Behavior and Pediatric Disabilities provides children with Downs Syndrome and Autism Spectrum Disorder with the opportunity to enjoy an important rite of passage. The Center also captures important data that can help inform policy to improve the physical education and well being of children with Downs and ASD.

Feature 3: Marine and Aerospace researchers at U-M develop a wholly unique method for gathering oceanic data.

Feature 1: Students and faculty at the School of Social Work are partnering with the Michigan Prisoner Reentry Initiative to fight recidivism and help convicted felons find a new, productive place in society.

Feature 2: The Kelsey Museum recently enjoyed a major building renovation, and in the process developed new ways to serve the university and the community at large with its impressive collection of artifacts.

Feature 3: We've all heard about, maybe even used, cellular phone applications. However, this app, developed by U-M students, has an altogether altruistic purpose.

Feature 1: The University of Michigan Men's Glee Club celebrates 150 years of music, tradition, camaraderie, and excellence.

Feature 2: The U-M is home to the Knight Wallace Journalism Fellows Program, which gives mid-career journalists an opportunity to examine their career goals and expand their knowledge and experiences.

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