U-M will add Michigan Care, a new managed-care plan, to the health care plan options in 2021 for faculty, staff and retirees who live in a specific geographic area within southeast Michigan.

Carol Bardenstein knew that in order to bring the course material to her students during the COVID-19 pandemic, she first had to bridge the distance and disruption that had scattered them.

Due to rain, ground was broken for the Michigan League in a June 18, 1927, indoor ceremony. Read about some of the other things that happened in U-M history during the weeks of June 8-21.

Sexual assault reported at University Health Services On April 29, a female reported she was inappropriately touched in the fall of 1973 or 1974 during an exam. This case is currently under investigation. Sexual assault reported at University Hospital On April 12, a nurse assistant was inappropriately touched by a patient during care. This case…

A look at COVID-19 research and activity across U-M.

Short news items from around the university community.

As campus research labs continue to gradually reopen, U-M’s Environment, Health and Safety department is clarifying when and where individuals should wear a face covering while on campus.

Information and Technology Service’s Teaching and Learning group is offering live, daily workshops on how to use Canvas to teach remotely, designed to support U-M faculty.

The award honors faculty who have made important and lasting contributions to society by developing novel ideas and insights through their research, and then translating them to practice.

U-M faculty, staff, alumni and students have developed online tools designed to help officials reopen the economy safely while allowing them to quickly identify potential coronavirus hot spots and outbreaks.