Campus News

  1. December 16, 2013

    Accolades

    Honors and awards given to U-M faculty and staff.

  2. December 16, 2013

    Campus briefs

    News from around the university.

  3. December 16, 2013

    Police Beat: Dec. 16

    Police Beat, Dec. 16, 2013.

  4. December 16, 2013

    Eye technician gives back with therapy dogs

    Gretchen Ford understands the importance of listening to and supporting patients, whether she’s working at the Kellogg Eye Center as a certified ophthalmic technician or volunteering at medical facilities with her therapy dog.

  5. December 16, 2013

    University Record taking a holiday hiatus

    The University Record’s print and email editions are taking a holiday break. The Record email will return Jan. 7 and the next print edition will be Jan. 13.

  6. December 16, 2013

    Where do U-M faculty and staff live?

    More than 75 percent of U-M faculty and staff from all three campuses and U-M Hospitals and Health Centers live in nearby Washtenaw and Wayne counties. 

  7. December 15, 2013

    Love will prevail, speaker Michele Norris-Johnson tells U-M graduates

    Winter Commencement speaker Michele Norris-Johnson conveyed a simple, yet powerful message to U-M graduates at Crisler Center on Sunday: “Love wins. Love always wins.”

    • Commencement ceremonies at UM-Dearborn drew nearly 400 participants Saturday.

  8. December 15, 2013

    Winter Commencement

    President Mary Sue Coleman greets a graduate at Sunday’s commencement ceremony.   Flags representing U-M’s schools and colleges begin the processional.   A graduate waves from the floor of Crisler Center.   Provost Martha E. Pollack congratulates the graduates.   President Mary Sue Coleman embraces MSU President Lou Anna K. Simon, who received an honorary…
  9. December 12, 2013

    Au Bon Pain to open in Michigan Union in January

    International café and bakery restaurant Au Bon Pain will open in the Michigan Union on Jan. 7, featuring an expanded menu and a performance area for programming and events.

  10. December 11, 2013

    Shared services will move forward with faculty input, new leadership

    U-M will move forward to create an administrative shared services program informed by broad faculty input, President Mary Sue Coleman says, and the project will have new leadership.