Campus News

  1. March 14, 2014

    Hundreds choose engaged learning, service during spring break

    Hundreds of U-M students traded the traditional sun and fun spring break experience for a chance to perform service projects organized by several schools and units.

  2. March 14, 2014

    Police beat: March 17, 2014

    Police beat: March 17, 2014.

  3. March 14, 2014

    President Coleman urges alumni to back increased state funding

    President Mary Sue Coleman is asking all U-M alumni in Michigan to urge their lawmakers to help the state recapture its leadership in higher education funding.

  4. March 14, 2014

    Obituary: LaRue T. Hosmer

    LaRue T. Hosmer, professor emeritus of corporate strategy at the Stephen M. Ross School of Business, died Feb. 23 at the age of 86.

  5. March 14, 2014

    Safe medication disposal event set for Thursday

    An event to help the university community dispose of unused medicines in a safe and environmentally responsible way is set for Thursday.

  6. March 14, 2014

    Rasor appointed managing director of licensing within U-M Tech Transfer

    Robin Rasor has been appointed to managing director of licensing within U-M Tech Transfer, effective March 1.

  7. March 14, 2014

    Campus gathers to celebrate the presidency of Mary Sue Coleman

    Students, faculty, staff and actor Jeff Daniels gathered Friday for a rousing celebration thanking Mary Sue Coleman for her 12 years leading U-M.

    Watch a video that looks back at the impact of Coleman’s presidency.

  8. March 13, 2014

    New MHealthy website features more than 300 healthy recipes

    MHealthy has launched a new recipe-finder website featuring more than 300 MHealthy-approved recipes.

  9. March 12, 2014

    Strategic Sourcing program exceeds projections, saves $16M

    The initial wave of U-M’s Strategic Sourcing effort saved the university more than $16 million in fiscal year 2013 on six categories of purchased goods and services.

  10. March 12, 2014

    Survey: Colleges want more guidance on handling student sexual misconduct

    A new survey has found colleges and universities across the nation would welcome additional support and assistance in handling student sexual misconduct cases.