The Division of Student Life is placing civic learning at the center of the student experience with the launch of the university’s inaugural Civic Learning Week, set for March 9-13.

Short news items from around the University of Michigan.

The flagship Ann Arbor hospitals of U-M Health have once again ranked among the best in the U.S. and in the world, according to a new review of more than 2,500 hospitals in 32 nations.

For the last two decades, students and faculty at the School of Dentistry have hosted Give Kids a Smile, an annual free clinic for children in the Ann Arbor area.

At the Veterans Affairs Ann Arbor Healthcare System, patient care is shaped by a deliberate, team-based approach that brings together clinicians, staff, and specialists across disciplines.

The Feb. 27 University Record email will be the last one delivered until March 9. The Record also will not publish a printed edition March 2, due to spring break.

Staff members who want to provide input to help improve the University of Michigan workplace can now apply for the Voices of the Staff program.

At U-M, powerful computers running many calculations at the same time are helping researchers solve problems that would otherwise be out of reach.

U-M remains a top choice for incoming first-year and transfer students from throughout Michigan, across the United States and internationally.

The Women in Science & Engineering is accepting nominations for its annual Willie Hobbs Moore Awards through March 9.