Online Teaching, a newly redesigned website created by the Center for Academic Innovation, provides faculty with resources to improve their online teaching skills.

Katherine Ziska, a research associate with the Marsal Family School of Education, spends hours each week creating mugs, bowls, vases and other objects.

When Francis W. Kelsey returned to Ann Arbor in 1920 from an expedition in Egypt, he brought back the seeds of what is today the largest papyrology collection in North America.

Police Beat and crime maps for November and December 2023.

Michigan Radio rebrands as Michigan Public Michigan Radio is rebranding and changing its name to Michigan Public. The rebrand reflects the state’s largest NPR outlet’s goal of meeting people where they are: on the radio, online, on mobile devices, on-demand, and in-person at events. This name change took effect Jan. 10. “Although broadcast radio remains…

Michigan Medicine recently became the first health care system in the Midwest to bring Recharge Rooms to its employees.

Three School of Information students have designed a makeover for the Bentley Historical Library in an effort to make the physical and digital spaces mirror the approachability of its staff.

Active U’s 12-week physical activity challenge is back this winter, offering team support, friendly competition and motivation to get moving during colder months.

An expansion of the health care system and new initiatives to promote the arts and enhance school safety are among the many notable achievements featured in U-M’s annual report.

John Knott, 86, professor emeritus of English, died Jan. 2. At U-M, he developed a national reputation as a scholar of early modern literature.