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  1. October 17, 2022

    Campus briefs

    Short news items from around the University of Michigan.

  2. October 13, 2022

    U-M partners with Google to offer job-ready tech skills program

    A new flexible online training program on data science will prepare job-seekers in Michigan and beyond to quickly enter one of the fastest-growing labor markets and advance their careers.

  3. January 24, 2022

    Campus briefs

    Short news items from around the University of Michigan.

  4. January 18, 2022

    Google preparing to deactivate classic Google Sites this summer

    Google will turn off the ability to edit classic Google Sites on June 1 and will begin deactivating those sites July 1. Google announced its plans to retire classic Google Sites in August 2020. 

  5. July 28, 2021

    Google Drive update to affect links to non-Google files

    Google is releasing an update to Drive files on Sept. 13 that will change links used to share non-Google files that were created before November 2017.

  6. March 25, 2020

    ITS answers top three tech questions for connecting from home

    As the U-M community adjusts and responds to the COVID-19 pandemic, many people are working from home and connecting online with colleagues, often for the first time. ITS is here to help.

  7. August 26, 2016

    U-M’s Google and Box services get new wordmarks

    The university’s M+Google and M+Box services are transitioning to new wordmarks and names to more effectively align with the institution’s branding model.

  8. May 3, 2016

    Google, U-M to build digital tools to help manage Flint water crisis

    A partnership between Google and U-M’s Flint and Ann Arbor campuses aims to provide a smartphone app and other digital tools to help Flint residents and officials manage that city’s ongoing water crisis.

  9. March 10, 2014

    Top accomplishments: Google partnership

    President Mary Sue Coleman was a strong public advocate for U-M’s collaboration with the Google Books Library Project.

  10. November 14, 2013

    Federal judge rules in favor of Google in book-scanning lawsuit

    A federal judge ruled Thursday that Google’s use of copyrighted works in its library books digitization project is “fair use” under copyright laws and therefore does not infringe on authors. U-M was the first library to sign a book scanning agreement with Google.