Michigan Medicine faculty members recount their own Match Day experiences and share their advice for U-M’s Medical School Class of 2019.

Good grades and strong test scores? That’s a given. The human side of a candidate counts, too. Here’s what two U-M admissions officers want to see.

A survey of first-year internal medicine residents shows those in programs with longer hours, less faculty mentoring and more research focus had higher depression scores.

As residency programs struggle to balance the well-being of trainees and the need to provide ample training, a new study finds inconsistent parental leave policies.

As the final step in the application process, a conversation with program directors and current residents is a make-or-break opportunity. Here’s how to succeed.

Institutional supports — and an exciting competition — are amplifying the voices of an often overlooked group of research trainees.