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July 8, 2013
University hosts office supply reuse event
Staff, faculty and local nonprofits are invited to browse gently used office supplies for free at an event hosted by U-M Waste Management Services, July 17-18.
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July 8, 2013
U-M again improves rankings on college affordability lists
A newly released federal college affordability ranking shows U-M has — for the third straight year — one of the nation’s slowest rates of growth in net costs among the nation’s four-year public universities.
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July 8, 2013
Schroeder re-elected to fill Police Department Oversight Committee union staff seat
Matthew Schroeder, a registered nurse at U-M Hospital, has won re-election as the union staff representative to the Police Department Oversight Committee. Schroeder will begin a new two-year term on July 1. He was elected by members of the following unions: the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME), the International Union of… -
July 8, 2013
UMHS issues report on local community health needs, plan to address them
A new report issued by the U-M Health System shows the most pressing health needs of the local community, and lays out a plan for UMHS to help address them through a broad range of local initiatives. The new Community Health Needs Assessment and Implementation Plan, available at umhealth.me/CHNA13, helps UMHS fulfill the requirements of… -
June 24, 2013
UM-Flint budget includes modest fee increases
Related stories U-M tuition increase for coming year is smallest in nearly 30 yearsUM-Dearborn tuition increase is lowest since 2004UMHHC budget: Break-even year, investments pave way for strong FY ’14.Michigan Athletics continues its growth and investment strategy. The fiscal year 2014 general fund budget for the UM-Flint campus includes modest increases in tuition and… -
June 24, 2013
Don't miss: Exhibit juxtaposes Detroit and ancient Petra
In her exhibit “Red Rock & Rust Belt: A Tale of Two Cities,” photographer Susan Webb explores the connection between two cities that do not readily suggest comparison: the modern city of Detroit and the ancient site of Petra in modern Jordan. Webb’s work will be on display Sunday, June 30, through July 21 at… -
June 24, 2013
Old school: U-M in History
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June 24, 2013
UMHHC budget: Break-even year, investments pave way for strong FY ’14
Related stories U-M tuition increase for coming year is smallest in nearly 30 yearsUM-Dearborn tuition increase is lowest since 2004UM-Flint budget includes modest fee increasesMichigan Athletics continues its growth and investment strategy. A record number of patients turned to the U-M Health System in the last year for their care, and expressed record-high satisfaction… -
June 24, 2013
Courant speaks on state of library
Paul N. Courant, whose appointment as university librarian and dean of libraries ends in September, will speak about the academic library landscape and the ongoing reverberations of library digitization in his talk “Reflections on The State of the Library” from 1-2:30 p.m. July 9 in the Hatcher Graduate Library Gallery. As U-M provost, Courant helped… -
June 24, 2013
U-M tuition increase for coming year is smallest in nearly 30 years
The general fund budget approved June 20 by the Board of Regents contains the smallest in-state tuition increase in nearly 30 years and the largest-ever increase in financial aid.
