If humans needed to beat a retreat from planet Earth, would it be better to live on Mars, or on the moon?|Long Read

The national champions celebrate the most successful world race finish in team history.|Medium Read

Racing clean and collected, Michigan holds on to second place with the finish line on the horizon|Medium Read

The Michigan car ended the day in one of the best positions in team history, and the family, friends and alumni riding along are doing more than just cheering. |Medium Read

The top four teams are in a tight battle with each other, and the elements|Medium Read

Currently in fifth place, Michigan finishes day one with confidence. |Medium Read

One at a time, each solar car competes for the fastest lap around the track. The outcome determines tomorrow’s starting line. |Medium Read

It’s the day before pole placement is determined for the start of the race. Go inside the team’s garage and meet the drivers.|Medium Read

Eight long days in the desert strengthened our team and tested our rigor|Short Read

A space weather tool Michigan Engineers developed was used to produce animations that show predictions of how the recent storm would distort Earth’s magnetic field. |Medium Read

Hungry for din, and even more for the win |Short Read

Michigan Engineering professors offer insights into the storm and discuss the ways in which they’re tracking it.|Medium Read