Two upcoming street projects will close traffic in sections of the North and the Medical campuses this spring. Bonisteel Boulevard on North Campus and Glen Avenue on the Medical Campus are the affected streets.

The Center for Academic Innovation has opened calls for proposals across a variety of disciplines that align with the center’s work.

The university is planning to build on-campus solar installations with a capacity of 25 megawatts across the Dearborn, Flint and Ann Arbor campuses, including Michigan Medicine and Athletics.

Rural areas around the globe face distinct challenges, and four new projects will bring U-M social scientists and engineers together to improve understanding and develop solutions.

The Women of Color Task Force is hosting its 41st annual career conference March 3. Pre-registration is required to participate in all events and sessions. Registration fees range from $25-$150.

U-M announced that effective Feb. 20, 2023, only UM-Ann Arbor students living in Michigan Housing are required to report COVID-19 vaccination.

Logistics, Parking & Transportation has been asked to permanently close the W41 parking lot at Hill Street and Fifth Avenue as plans to construct new student housing move forward.

Meghana Tummala, an undergraduate at the A. Alfred Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning, is the winner of the 2023 Raoul Wallenberg Fellowship.

The inauguration of Santa J. Ono as U-M’s 15th president will be celebrated through a series of events March 7, and faculty, staff and students are encouraged to attend the day’s public events.

The Ann Arbor campus is now certified as a Bee Campus, reflecting its commitment to pollinator conservation. Bee Campus USA is an initiative that encourages academic institutions to engage in pollinator conservation.