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The First Teach-In
The Vietnam Teach-In of 1965 signaled times to come, when faculty would step out from behind the lectern to declare war on the social and political status quo. This story from the U-M Heritage Project reveals how a scattering of progressives stirred dissent against the war.
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Beyond These Hallowed Halls
In 1899, Oscar W. Baker Sr. was accepted into the University of Michigan Law School, becoming the 100th African American student to attend U-M. After graduation, Baker would make remarkable contributions and achievements working for racial and social justice.
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