The university has updated a New Employee Orientation module for Ann Arbor campus staff and launched a new onboarding website for all university staff and units.

Christina Fields has a retirement plan. She wants to be a lounge singer. With retirement still years away, however, Fields satisfies her yen for singing with weekly choir practices and semi-annual choral concerts.

The rousing tune of “The Victors” is familiar to most U-M faculty and staff. What may be less widely known is the fight song’s origin.

In celebration of Valentine’s Day, Molly and Chris West share the story of finding their future partner and memories of seven summers of research and learning at the U-M Biological Station.

College of Engineering faculty members Elizabeth Holm and Nicholas Kotov are among the newest members of the National Academy of Engineering, one of the highest honors bestowed on U.S. engineers.

The Institute for the Humanities has launched Scholars in Exile, a one-year residency on the Ann Arbor campus for a scholar focused on humanities research and who is living in exile.

Latine faculty and students at U-M will present their latest research during the annual Latine Research Week, featuring a series of talks and poster presentations.

Jennifer Hawkins, division administrator for Infectious Diseases at Michigan Medicine, recently had the thrill of a lifetime: being a contestant on “Wheel of Fortune.”

Years before Betty Smith published her best-selling, semi-autobiographical novel, “A Tree Grows in Brooklyn,” she gained her voice as a writer at U-M.

Awards and honors for faculty and staff from around the university.