Campus News

  1. January 8, 2018

    Andrea J. Ritchie to discuss police violence against women of color

    Author, advocate and police misconduct attorney Andrea J. Ritchie will discuss how women of color experience brutality at the hands of law enforcement.

  2. January 8, 2018

    Provost’s Office begins search to fill faculty ombuds position

    Working with the Senate Advisory Committee on University Affairs, the Provost’s Office has launched a search to fill the faculty ombuds position.

  3. January 8, 2018

    Panel to highlight health partnership to help LGBTQ youth

    A partnership between the Ruth Ellis Center and the Henry Ford Health System that aims to improve the long-term health outcomes of LGBTQ youth is the topic of a panel discussion.

  4. January 8, 2018

    Campus briefs

    News from around the university.

  5. January 7, 2018

    Mabel O. Wilson to deliver Taubman lecture

    Columbia University professor Mabel O. Wilson will deliver the A. Alfred Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning’s inaugural Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial lecture.

  6. January 5, 2018

    School of Information joins ArtsEngine arts integration initiative

    The School of Information has joined ArtsEngine, becoming the fifth supporting unit of U-M’s interdisciplinary arts integration initiative.

  7. January 4, 2018

    University Record resumes comments for online stories

    The University Record has resumed the commenting function for stories that appear on its website, following a service upgrade.

  8. January 4, 2018

    Register now for Active U 2018; tracking starts Tuesday

    Registration for Active U, MHealthy’s 12-week physical activity challenge, is now open. Participants can start tracking their exercise minutes starting Jan. 9.

  9. January 4, 2018

    City’s deer-management program on U-M property runs Jan. 8-31

    The city of Ann Arbor has announced the details of its deer-management program, which will include some U-M property between Jan. 8-31.

  10. December 22, 2017

    University ranked No. 4 on Kiplinger’s ‘best values’ ranking

    The university is ranked No. 4 on Kiplinger’s list of 100 Best Values in Public Colleges, which highlights colleges and universities that combine outstanding education with economic value.