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  1. April 20, 2026

    Impact Venture Demo Day

    A man stands between two posterboards while displaying a device to hold babies

    Michigan Medicine student Daniel John demonstrates his design BiliRoo, an infant sling that allows jaundiced babies to receive phototherapy while maintaining skin-to-skin contact with parents. John was among the student entrepreneurs from across U-M who showcased ventures tackling global challenges at the Impact Venture Demo Day at the Stephen M. Ross School of Business. (Photo by Scott R. Galvin, Michigan Photography)

    Read more about the Impact Venture Demo Day
  2. April 15, 2026

    Presidential transition update

    Regent Mark Bernstein shares an update on behalf of the Board of Regents about the university’s presidential transition.

    Read more on the Office of the President website
  3. April 15, 2026

    Center for American Dialogue Preview Day

    A man and two women sit in chairs on a stage

    The University of Michigan community was introduced to the new Center for American Dialogue during a Preview Day event April 13, and faculty and staff were presented with an ambitious opportunity: make it your own. Arthur Lupia, vice president for research and innovation, leads a discussion with U.S. Reps. Debbie Dingell, D‑Michigan’s 6th District and Lisa McClain, R‑Michigan’s 9th District, April 13 during Preview Day for U-M’s Center for American Dialogue. (Photo by Andrew Mascharka, Michigan Photography)

    Read more about the Center for American Dialogue Preview Day
  4. April 12, 2026

    Celebrating the champs

    A man tosses a chain while riding in the back of a pickup truck to a crowd watching a parade

    Yaxel Lendeborg tosses a chain to the crowd during the men’s basketball team’s national championship celebration parade on April 11. The parade route took the team down State Street where the Wolverines then shared a celebration event with fans and family at the Crisler Center that included raising the 2026 national championship banner. (Photo by Andrew Mascharka, Michigan Photography)

    See more photos from the parade and national championship celebration
  5. April 6, 2026

    National champs

    Many people stand and celebrate on a stage after a basketball game

    Head coach Dusty May holds up the NCAA Division I men’s basketball championship trophy with his team by his side at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. The Wolverines beat the University of Connecticut 69-63 on April 6 to claim the program’s first national championship since 1989. (Photo courtesy of Michigan Men’s Basketball Facebook page)

    Visit the men’s basketball national championship page
  6. April 6, 2026

    A rare atlas

    A few years ago, the U-M Library acquired Abraham Ortelius’s Theatrum Orbis Terraruman (Theater of the World), an atlas that revolutionized map making when it was first published in 1570 by presenting a global compendium of 16th-century cartographic expertise in one volume. The library’s copy is extraordinarily rare, being one of the first forty ever printed. It’s also in need of extensive conservation and repair. In this video, conservator Trina Parks-Matthews explains what goes in to preserving this rare copy of the Ortelius atlas.

    Read more about the Ortelius atlas and U-M’s efforts to preserve it
  7. April 1, 2026

    Community investment

    A bus occupies a bus-only lane while pedestrians walk on a sidewalk with a large building in the background

    The University of Michigan provided more than $32 million in financial support to the city of Ann Arbor in fiscal year 2025, averaging $22.8 million annually over the past five years, underscoring the university’s long-standing commitment to the community. The recent State Street reconstruction project that introduced the first dedicated bus-only lane in the city and county is one project that illustrates the working partnership between U-M and Ann Arbor. (Photo by Steve Culver, The University Record)

    Read more about U-M’s community investment in Ann Arbor
  8. March 27, 2026

    Annual Wege Lecture

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    Businessman and author Paul Polman speaks March 26 during the Peter M. Wege Lecture on Sustainability at the Robertson Auditorium in the Stephen M. Ross School of Business. Polman said economic success and environmental responsibility are fundamentally connected, and companies that focus on sustainability as a long-term goal will perform better financially than those that don’t. (Photo by Dave Brenner, SEAS)

    Read more about the annual Wege Lecture
  9. March 25, 2026

    Honoring COVID caregivers

    A sculpture showing two figures reaching toward one another

    Six years ago, everything changed for patient care teams at U-M Health, when the first of thousands of people with COVID-19 arrived on the Ann Arbor medical campus. Earlier this month, that first patient returned for the unveiling of a sculpture that pays tribute to everyone who took part in the massive effort to care for those patients, and to respond in many other ways to the pandemic. (Photo by Jaime Crawford, for Michigan Photography)

    Read more about the new COVID-19 sculpture
  10. March 19, 2026

    Solving society’s issues

    Three people on a stage speaking to a crowd

    President Domenico Grasso, left, and Arthur Lupia, vice president for research and innovation, right, look on as Kelly Sexton, associate vice president for research – innovation partnerships and economic impact, speaks at “The Atlantic Exchange” event. University leaders took part in an event earlier this month in Chicago organized by The Atlantic where they shared how U-M is equipped to help solve societal problems. (Photo courtesy of The Atlantic)

    Read more about The Atlantic event