Broad MBAs were paired with Detroit high school student "mentors" to get a ground-level view of life in the Motor City, and to do their small part to help out. It's central to the idea that Broad Spartans will use tomorrow's business to make a better world for all.

Spartans wishing to use entrepreneurial skills to "change the world, fix a social problem, feed the hungry, educate the illiterate, fix their neighborhood, help out people behind them" are helping boost enrollment in the Entrepreneurship & Innovation minor, which has been growing by roughly 100 students per semester since its 2006 launch.

The start of the new year means only a few months remain before the Edward J. Minskoff Pavilion opens to students, faculty and staff in the Fall of 2019. Take a look at the work that's being done to ensure that opening in our January project video update.