On the heels of the release of the President’s Commission on Carbon Neutrality’s final report, President Mark Schlissel expects to announce soon the university’s next steps toward achieving net-zero emissions.

In its first bug bounty competition, MORPHEUS, an “unhackable” computer chip developed by computer science researchers at U-M, foiled more than 500 cybersecurity researchers.

U-M’s Center for World Performance Studies is launching a series of events to mark the 20th anniversary of its grand opening at the International Institute on March 30, 2001.

Incomplete information in an online directory has led to a change in the 2021-22 membership for the Senate Advisory Committee on University Affairs. Donald Freeman, professor of education, will serve for one year starting May 1.

The Precision Health Investigators Awards program anticipates funding up to eight two-year awards in 2021 to support the development of precision health science, tools and datasets.

Eight new U-M faculty positions have been selected for funding in the first round of the Anti-Racism Faculty Hiring Initiative, a three-year effort that will add at least 20 new tenured or tenure-track faculty members.

A 12-member committee examining how to improve student mental health and well-being is seeking feedback from the university community through a series of upcoming virtual town halls.

Stop by Kasie Meszaros’ Brighton home, and you’ll likely depart with a bouquet of flowers fresh from her gardens. Stop by her booth at the Brighton Farmers Market too late in the day, and you’ll likely leave empty-handed. Meszaros, business administrator for Mcity, has discovered she has quite the green thumb and takes pride not…

On March 23, 1956, three days into spring, 7 inches of snow blanketed campus. Read about some of the other things that happened in U-M history during the week of March 22-28.

Roundup of crimes reported on and around the University of Michigan campus.