Campus News

  1. April 6, 2016

    U-M takes on rival Ohio State in first employee activity challenge

    It’s the biggest rivalry of all time. And now, faculty and staff are taking it to a new level with the first-ever physical activity challenge between U-M and The Ohio State University.

  2. April 5, 2016

    NPR’s Lynette Clemetson named next director of Wallace House

    Lynette Clemetson will be the new director of the Knight-Wallace Fellowships and Livingston Awards at U-M — two of the nation’s most prestigious programs for journalists.

  3. April 5, 2016

    Volunteers sought to help at Spring Commencement

    The Office of University and Development Events is looking for nearly 100 volunteers to help at Spring Commencement on April 30 at Michigan Stadium.

  4. April 5, 2016

    Campus Memorial will honor students who died in the past year

    The 2016 Campus Memorial to honor the lives and accomplishments of U-M students who have died during this academic year will be at 1:30 p.m. April 11.

  5. April 5, 2016

    Ann Arbor and Dearborn faculty join forces through MCubed

    U-M faculty from the Ann Arbor and Dearborn campuses can now request seed funding for cross-campus research teams through the MCubed funding process.

  6. April 5, 2016

    Schultz and Wright to lead faculty governance in 2016-17

    William Schultz of the College of Engineering has been elected chair of the central faculty governance system for 2016-17, and David Wright of the Stephen M. Ross School of Business will be vice chair.

  7. April 5, 2016

    Lincoln Project panel explores ways to build public funding for higher ed

    Finding ways to reverse a decades-long decline in state and federal funding for public research universities was the focus of discussion Monday by a panel of Michigan higher education and business leaders.

  8. April 4, 2016

    Campus briefs

    News from around the university.

  9. April 4, 2016

    Accolades

    Awards and honors for U-M faculty and staff.

  10. April 4, 2016

    Visionary donors

    Philanthropy has been critical to the university’s growth and impact from its first days. Donors have provided gifts of land, artwork, scientific specimens, books and cash to further the work of students and faculty.