Campus News

  1. January 12, 2015

    University to survey campus climate regarding sexual misconduct

    This week the university will launch a survey of students on the Ann Arbor campus to gauge the campus climate regarding sexual misconduct among students.

  2. January 12, 2015

    Lawsuit over HathiTrust Digital Library resolved

    The lawsuit brought by the Author’s Guild alleging copyright infringement by U-M and additional HathiTrust institutions came to a formal conclusion on Jan. 6.

  3. January 12, 2015

    Active U’s 10th year starts Tuesday with tracking program

    Thousands of campus community members will begin tracking their exercise minutes for Active U’s 10th anniversary beginning Tuesday, and there’s still time to sign up.

  4. January 12, 2015

    REMINDER: Payroll office urges use of electronic W-2 forms

    Employees who have not already done so are asked to visit Wolverine Access no later than Jan. 23 to consent to receive an electronic PDF copy of their 2014 W-2 instead of an identical mailed copy.

  5. January 12, 2015

    Accolades

    Awards and honors for U-M faculty and staff.

  6. January 12, 2015

    Campus briefs

    News from around the university.

  7. January 12, 2015

    UMS employee finds creative outlet in knitting

    Liz Stover Rosenthal’s sweater is patterned in shades of maize, punctuated by cornflower-blue stripes. It’s subtly spirited — fitting for the long-time Ann Arborite, Michigan grad and current associate programming manager at the University Musical Society.

  8. January 12, 2015

    Annual MLK Symposium focuses on building unity

    The theme “Unity: Not Uniformity” guides the 29th annual Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Symposium, which opened this month and runs through Feb. 26 on the U-M campuses.

    • Read more in the 2015 MLK Symposium special section.

  9. January 12, 2015

    Police: Jan. 12, 2015

    Police beat for Jan. 12, 2015.

  10. January 12, 2015

    BET News host, author Hill to present MLK keynote message

    From activist to author to TV host, Marc Lamont Hill has established a national reputation as a leading intellectual voice focused on the intersections of culture, politics and education. He will deliver the MLK Symposium keynote address Jan. 19.