Campus News

  1. April 8, 2015

    Campus Memorial to honor students who died in the past year

    The 2015 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. Monday.

  2. April 6, 2015

    Kinesiology professor works with NASA to study the brain in space

    When astronauts go into space, their bodies are affected by the change in gravity. Their bones lose mass, their muscles weaken, their body fluid shifts, and their balance destabilizes. But what happens to their brains? Rachael Seidler is trying to answer that question.

  3. April 6, 2015

    Volunteers needed to help at Spring Commencement

    The Office of University and Development Events is looking for about 80 volunteers to help at Spring Commencement on May 2 at Michigan Stadium.

  4. April 6, 2015

    Paved trail connecting Matthaei to campus gets boost from MDOT

    The dream of creating a paved, two-mile bike and walking path to help link Matthaei Botanical Gardens to Central Campus is expected to become reality next year.

  5. April 6, 2015

    UMPD launches Special Victims Unit to target interpersonal violence

    The U-M Police Department has created a Special Victims Unit focused on reducing the incidence of sexual assault and related crimes on the Ann Arbor campus.

  6. April 6, 2015

    Weineck and Schultz to lead faculty governance in 2015-16

    The Senate Advisory Committee on University Affairs has elected Silke-Maria Weineck and Bill Schultz to lead the university’s faculty governance system for 2015-16.

  7. April 6, 2015

    Campus briefs

    News from around the university.

  8. April 1, 2015

    Jon Lockard, DAAS lecturer and co-founder, dies at 83

    Jon Onye Lockard, 83, lecturer and a founding faculty member of the Department of Afromerican and African Studies, died March 25 in Ann Arbor.

  9. April 1, 2015

    Nominees sought for award that honors a global health champion

    The Office of the President is calling for nominations for the third recipient of the Thomas Francis Jr. Medal in Global Public Health.

  10. April 1, 2015

    Golden Apple winner delivers inspiration, laughs and tears

    Stephen Strobbe, clinical associate professor of nursing and associate professor of psychiatry, shared life lessons and insights about addiction during his Golden Apple Award lecture.