Campus News

  1. August 22, 2018

    U-M seeks Distinguished Diversity Leaders Award nominees

    Nominations are being accepted through Oct. 5 for the 10th annual Distinguished Diversity Leaders Awards, recognizing staff members who demonstrate extraordinary dedication to fostering diversity at U-M.

  2. August 21, 2018

    WeListen staff series works to cultivate respectful conversations

    Staff members recently participated in an event focused on cultivating an environment for respectful conversations among people with opposing views on important social and political topics.

  3. August 21, 2018

    Ross School announces plans to offer part-time MBA online

    The Stephen M. Ross School of Business has announced it will offer a Master of Business Administration degree for working professionals to be delivered mostly online.

  4. August 20, 2018

    New Faculty Orientation planned for Aug. 29

    A campuswide New Faculty Orientation designed to introduce all new U-M faculty will take place from 8:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Aug. 29 in the Michigan League.

  5. August 13, 2018

    Police Beat for June and July 2018

    Police Beat for June and July 2018.

  6. August 13, 2018

    Letter to the editor: Katta G. Murty

    A letter to the editor from Katta G. Murty.

  7. August 13, 2018

    Benefits open enrollment set for Oct. 22 to Nov. 2

    Open enrollment, the period when faculty, staff and retirees can review and change their benefits for the following year, is set for Oct. 22 to Nov. 2. Benefits changes take effect Jan. 1.

  8. August 13, 2018

    Yoga, Zumba and more taking over Big House on Sept. 28

    U-M faculty and staff are invited to participate in “Be Well in the Big House,” a free fitness event Sept. 28, sponsored by MHealthy and featuring various activities on and off the Michigan Stadium field. 

  9. August 13, 2018

    Campus briefs

    News from around the university.

  10. August 13, 2018

    Social work professor’s bridal shop helps those living with cancer

    Barb Hiltz understands the healing power of a wedding dress. As co-founder of The Brides Project in Ann Arbor, Hiltz, clinical assistant professor of social work, collects donated wedding dresses and sells them at a heavy discount to brides. Proceeds go toward the Cancer Support Community of Greater Ann Arbor.