U-M recently entered into an agreement with Adobe that provides all faculty, staff and students on the Ann Arbor, Dearborn and Flint campuses and at Michigan Medicine with access to Adobe Creative Cloud apps.

The Center for the Education of Women+ is seeking proposal submissions through April 1 for the Carol Hollenshead Inspire Award for Excellence in Promoting Equity and Social Change.

After close consultation with industry leaders, UM-Flint is offering new programs in data science and analytics across three departments and at the undergraduate and graduate levels.

Nine people are running for three seats on the Senate Advisory Committee on University Affairs, the body that advises and consults with U-M executive officers on matters that impact faculty.

Open to Flint-area veterans pursuing their first bachelor’s degree, UM-Flint’s new Valiant Veterans Scholarship will cover costs of up to four consecutive academic years of tuition and fees.

The Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training, available to faculty and staff March 16-17, will teach participants how to recognize when someone may be at risk of suicide.

Former Vice President Al Gore will deliver U-M’s Spring Commencement address May 2 while dramatist Dominique Morisseau will deliver the Rackham Graduate Exercises address May 1.

Jamie Vander Broek, an art librarian at the Art, Architecture & Engineering Library, and her husband are renovating a 1,600-square-foot Cape Cod-style house on the far west side of Ann Arbor.

A U-M study found unemployed workers were less likely to drop out of the labor force in states that expanded Medicaid than in states that did not accept the expansion.

As the Affordable Care Act turns 10 years old, a new U-M study shows it has narrowed racial and ethnic gaps in access to health insurance and health care — but not eliminated them.