Yost Ice Arena

1. February 1, 2024

   University to begin alcohol sales at Crisler Center, Yost Ice Arena

   The athletics department has been approved for state liquor licenses and will begin offering the sale of alcohol at events in Crisler Center and Yost Ice Arena starting Feb. 2.

2. October 19, 2023

   Regents vote to seek liquor licenses for three athletic venues

   The Board of Regents has authorized asking the Michigan Liquor Control Commission for liquor licenses that could allow the sale of alcohol at Crisler Center, Michigan Stadium and Yost Ice Arena.

3. October 2, 2023

   Community input sought on possible alcohol sales at athletic venues

   The university welcomes community input prior to seeking approval from the Board of Regents to consider selling alcohol at certain athletic venues on campus. An online survey will be available through Oct. 6.

4. May 24, 2021

   Committee recommends Yost name for removal; feedback sought

   The President’s Advisory Committee on University History is inviting members of the U-M community to provide feedback on its preliminary recommendation to remove Fielding H. Yost’s name from Yost Ice Arena.

5. October 19, 2017

   Yost Arena ice rink named to honor longtime hockey coach Red Berenson

   Red Berenson was honored for his 33 seasons of coaching Michigan ice hockey when the rink inside Yost Arena was officially named the Red Berenson Rink at Yost Ice Arena.