The Michigan Review

The Michigan Review was founded in 1982 by Thomas Fous and Ronald J. Stefanski. “Nurtured by a generation of idealists,” our founders sought to pierce a campus establishment stagnant since the 1960s with a dissenting, counterculture narrative.

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The Michigan Review was founded in 1982 by Thomas Fous and Ronald J. Stefanski. “Nurtured by a generation of idealists,” our founders sought to pierce a campus establishment stagnant since the 1960s with a dissenting, counterculture narrative.

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