Campus News

  1. June 2, 2014

    University hosting contest to name peregrine falcon chicks

    The U-M community is invited to help name the three peregrine falcon chicks that hatched on May 2 on the roof of the University Hospital.

  2. June 2, 2014

    Program offers zero copay for smoking-cessation medications

    U-M employees and their benefits-enrolled spouses/other qualified adults looking for help quitting tobacco can now get select prescription and over-the-counter tobacco-cessation medications with no copay.

  3. May 29, 2014

    Men’s Rowing Team wins 7th straight national championship

    For the seventh year in a row, the U-M Men’s Rowing Team captured the American Collegiate Rowing Association National Championship.

  4. May 27, 2014

    Coleman wins Cassandra Pyle Award for international education

    President Mary Sue Coleman is the recipient of the 2014 Cassandra Pyle Award that honors her lifelong impact on international education.

  5. May 27, 2014

    UHR reduces energy, cuts costs to earn Platinum Certificate

    University Human Resources has advanced its Gold Sustainable Workplace Certificate to a Platinum Certificate by removing 73 space heaters.

  6. May 23, 2014

    Advisory committee named in search for associate VP for finance

    Tim Slottow, executive vice president and chief financial officer, has named an advisory committee in the search for the next associate vice president for finance.

  7. May 22, 2014

    U-M freshman applications for 2014-15 year set another record

    For the eighth consecutive year, undergraduate applications rose to the highest number on record at U-M’s Ann Arbor campus.

  8. May 22, 2014

    Center for Human Growth and Development marks 50 years at U-M

    The Center for Human Growth and Development will mark 50 years at U-M this year with a symposium June 6. 

  9. May 21, 2014

    University notifies think tank of faulty information about U-M in report

    U-M has sent a letter to the Institute for Policy Studies, saying the agency’s report, “The One Percent at State U,” is based on “faulty research and inaccurate data.”

  10. May 19, 2014

    Music professor retires after record-breaking 67 years

    The longest-serving faculty member in the University of Michigan’s history, Marilyn Mason, professor of organ and university organist, has retired.