First-Generation Celebration Week at U-M provides an opportunity for the university to elevate the visibility of first-generation students, offering a diverse range of community-focused events.

Morgan Wallen, a 19-time Billboard Music Award winner, announced Oct. 30 his 2026 Still The Problem Tour will include consecutive nights at Michigan Stadium.

U-M leaders are encouraging community members across all three campuses to nominate individual faculty members who have demonstrated a commitment to public impact.

Advances in aluminum recycling that can help secure U.S. supply chains are the focus of a new five-year, $2.5 million research partnership between U-M and Norway-based company Hydro.

President Domenico Grasso, joined by representatives from across U-M’s campuses, will share accomplishments and goals during a Look to Michigan State of the University Address on Nov. 13.

Depending on where you live in the United States, the meat you eat each year could be responsible for a level of greenhouse gas emissions that’s similar to what’s emitted to power your house.

Earlier this month, Michigan Medicine’s Department of Emergency Medicine and the Samuel and Jean Frankel Cardiovascular Center hosted its first Cardiac Arrest Survivor Celebration Dinner.

The university has adopted a new Standard Practice Guide, SPG 510.02: Physical Security Technologies, to govern the placement, use, maintenance, replacement, and removal of physical security technologies across campus.

U-M employees, retirees and students can complete a short anonymous and confidential online survey about the university’s plans to establish an exclusive pouring rights agreement with a beverage company.

The William L. Clements Library is highlighting familiar and unique toys and board games from throughout American history in their new exhibit, “For All Ages.”