Following a period in which Michigan’s logging industry cleared acres upon acres of densely packed forests, U-M became the first university in the nation to offer courses in forestry in 1881.

Short news items from around the University of Michigan.

All U-M vaccination clinics listed on the 2024 Ann Arbor Campus Vaccination Clinic Schedule now offer the updated COVID-19 vaccine along with the annual influenza vaccine.

The LSA DEI Office and LSA Sustainability will host the DEI x Sustainability Summit: For People + Planet from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Oct.16 at the Michigan Union.

The Center for Academic Innovation is accepting faculty proposals for projects related to workforce development skills, generative artificial intelligence, and developing professional skills.

National Depression Screening Day and World Mental Health Day on Oct. 10 will offer people a chance to reflect on their mental health and learn about available resources.

The Penny W. Stamps School of Art & Design is presenting a semester-long celebration featuring queer artists and artmaking around the theme of “Gender Euphoria.”

Three U-M investigators have been acknowledged by the National Institutes of Health’s prestigious High-Risk, High-Reward Research program.

The Institute for Social Research is celebrating 75 years of research into crucial areas of the social sciences with a research symposium Oct. 14-15.

Meg Millure, annual giving and stewardship officer in the School of Information, has a deep and special affinity for birds, particularly peregrine falcons.