Campus News

  1. July 28, 2014

    Campus briefs

    News from around the university.

  2. July 28, 2014

    U-M Shared Services Center prepares to open

    The Shared Services Center begins handling accounts payable, accounts receivable and certain human resource-related functions, like benefits transactions, on Aug. 4. 

  3. July 21, 2014

    U-M featured on Chronicle’s list of Great Colleges to Work For

    U-M continues to be one of the best university workplaces in the U.S., according to the Chronicle of Higher Education’s 2014 Great Colleges to Work For survey.

  4. July 17, 2014

    $3M global sustainability grant to fund projects on three continents

    A team of 17 researchers will tackle sustainability challenges using “multidirectional innovation” funded by a $3 million Third Century Initiative Global Challenges grant.

  5. July 17, 2014

    Medical School expands research, initiatives for learning at all levels

    The Medical School is expanding and refocusing its department that studies learning as an emerging academic field, and has a new chairperson to lead it.

  6. July 17, 2014

    Tisch family members continue tradition of support

    Lizzie and Jonathan Tisch of New York have made a $5 million gift to U-M, with $3 million going to the School of Music, Theatre & Dance, and $2 million for LSA.

  7. July 17, 2014

    Dennison Building to be renovated for academic centers, institutes

    The university will invest $49 million to transform the Dennison Building into academic centers and institute offices.

  8. July 17, 2014

    Regents Roundup — July 2014

    A roundup of other items approved at Thursday’s Board of Regents meeting.

  9. July 17, 2014

    Alumni gifts help fund new U-M Golf Course clubhouse

    Financial gifts from U-M alumni Rich Postma and Mary Petrovich will help fund a new University Golf Course clubhouse project, approved by regents Thursday.

  10. July 17, 2014

    Schlissel notes U-M’s academic excellence in first board remarks

    Speaking at his first Board of Regents meeting as U-M president, Mark S. Schlissel said his goals will include supporting and elevating the diverse work of the scholars among the university’s faculty.