Campus News

  1. March 10, 2014

    Key initiatives: Engaged learning

    Engaged and multidisciplinary learning opportunities at U-M have been a priority during the tenure of President Mary Sue Coleman.

  2. March 10, 2014

    Others pay tribute to President Coleman

    Members of the U-M and higher education communities offer personal reflections.

  3. March 10, 2014

    Key initiatives: Diversity

    From the steps of the U. S. Supreme Court to mega-churches in Detroit and far smaller congregations around the state, at the National Press Club and in the halls of academia, President Mary Sue Coleman has spoken up on behalf of the important role diversity plays in higher education.

  4. March 10, 2014

    Making history

    A timeline of social and political events that occurred during President Mary Sue Coleman’s tenure.

  5. March 10, 2014

    Top accomplishments: Economic development

    Under President Mary Sue Coleman’s leadership, U-M has been a leader in creating and supporting several key collaborations among government, industry and academia toward building a strong economy.

  6. March 10, 2014

    Key initiatives: U-M Health System growth

    The last decade under President Mary Sue Coleman’s leadership saw tremendous growth at the U-M Health System, which includes the Hospitals & Health Centers, the Medical School and other units.

  7. March 10, 2014

    Key initiatives: Entrepreneurship

    The university has a long tradition of entrepreneurship education dating back to 1927, but those early seeds have sprouted and grown into a lush garden of offerings during the last 12 years under President Mary Sue Coleman.

  8. March 10, 2014

    Six to receive honorary degrees at Spring Commencement

    General Motors Co. CEO Mary Barra will deliver the Spring Commencement address May 3 at Michigan Stadium, where she and five others will receive honorary degrees.

  9. March 10, 2014

    Top accomplishments: Interdisciplinary Junior Faculty Initiative

    President Mary Sue Coleman announced in 2007 a five-year, $30 million initiative to hire 100 tenure-track junior faculty members to increase the university’s focus on teaching and research across disciplines.

  10. March 10, 2014

    Elections set for four SACUA seats, secretary

    The Senate Assembly will fill three seats on the Senate Advisory Committee on University Affairs, and the University Senate is scheduled to elect a secretary at meetings March 17.