The 2023 Sarah Goddard Power Award recipients are Regina Baucom, Jessica Tischler, Monique Ward and Jenna Wiens, and the Rhetaugh G. Dumas Progress in Diversifying Award goes to the Office of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion.

U-M’s newest recreation center, the Palmer Field Temporary Recreation Facility, will make its debut with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, gift give-a-ways and building tours. 

Members of the U-M community have until Jan. 31 to suggest examples of innovative teaching they would like to see rewarded with a 2023 Provost’s Teaching Innovation Prize.

U-M is adopting a new set of workplace values to be exemplified for faculty and staff across the Ann Arbor campus and Michigan Medicine: integrity, respect, inclusion, equity, diversity and innovation. 

The Research Center for Group Dynamics at the Institute for Social Research will host an interdisciplinary winter seminar series to deepen understanding of why political polarization in the United States is so high.

U-M’s ADVANCE Program will launch its fifth campuswide climate survey of all instructional, research and clinical track faculty Feb. 1.

Three distinguished speakers addressed the lasting impact of racism on health care, media and education during U-M’s 2023 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Symposium.

U-M community members may notice a change in the amount of data they can store through their U-M Google accounts, but most users are not expected to have to reduce storage under the new limits. 

DaJaniere Rice, a multimedia graphic designer at LSA Advancement, shares her passion for the mental and spiritual therapeutic potential of art through paint parties and murals.

“Tickled to Death,” a musical comedy written, staged and performed by U-M students, generated a buzz in the weeks before Christmas 1924.