Starting this semester, registered and enrolled U-M students will have access to subsidized backup care for children, adults and elders through Bright Horizons.

Beyond the sneezing and itchy eyes, high pollen seasons are now linked to a significant increase in suicide risk, according to a new U-M study.

The College of Engineering’s BLUElab Metro student project team want to make watering easier for Takunia “TC” Collins, a farm owner in Ypsilanti struggling to find proper irrigation.

The Michigan Society of Fellows is welcoming its newest cohort of senior fellows. The new senior fellows will join the 24 who were appointed in years past.

The search for the university’s next executive director of audit services has begun. Jeff Moelich retired from the position effective June 30.

Short news items from around the University of Michigan.

The Program on Intergroup Relations is moving its student space and offices from its current home on South University Avenue to the 1100 North University Building.

U-M remains the largest and most sought-after public research institution in the state, with record total enrollment this fall of 53,488 students.

• UM-Dearborn welcomes second-largest class in history
• UM-Flint fall enrollment climbs for third consecutive year

Celebrate Invention, an annual event that honors U-M inventors and the growing impact of U-M innovations, attracted a robust crowd Sept. 24 to the Michigan League.

UM-Flint is relocating its commencement ceremonies from its Riverfront Conference Center to the Dort Financial Center, a move designed to attract more guests.