Campus News

  1. April 16, 1996

    Police Beat

    The University Record, April 16, 1996 POLICE BEAT By Rebecca A. Doyle Note: This is a semi-regular feature in The Record. See the end of this article for more information. DPS officers assist Detroit Department of Public Safety (DPS) officers assisted Detroit police in the arrest of a 23-year-old man not affiliated with the University…
  2. April 9, 1996

    OBITUARY

    The University Record, April 9, 1996 OBITUARY Robert H. Super Robert H. Super, professor emeritus of English language and literature, died March 29 after a massive stroke. He was 81. Super, who taught at the U-M from 1947–1984, was well known for his 1954 complete bibliography of the works of Walter Savage Landor, the only…
  3. February 27, 1996

    REGENTS’ ROUNDUP

    The University Record, February 27, 1996 REGENTS’ ROUNDUP Editor’s Note: The Regents took the following actions at their February meeting. $34.6 million in gifts accepted The Regents accepted $34,618,872 in gifts received during December 1995 and January 1996. The total included $21,655,437 from individuals, $5,868,705 from corporations, $5,217,755 from foundations, and $1,876,975 from associations and…
  4. February 20, 1996

    POLICE BEAT

    The University Record, February 20, 1996 POLICE BEAT By Rebecca A. Doyle Note: This is a semi-regular feature in The Record. See the end of this article for more information.  Stalking charge leads to book recovery A man affiliated with the University faces charges in 14th District Court of aggravated stalking, and in Ann Arbor’s…
  5. January 16, 1996

    POLICE BEAT

    The University Record, January 16, 1996 POLICE BEAT By Rebecca A. Doyle  Vending machines vandalized Over the holiday break, six incidents of vandalism of vending machine areas were reported. Damage is still being evaluated, reports Department of Public Safety (DPS) Capt. James Smiley, but in addition to theft of goods and money, some machines were…
  6. January 9, 1996

    REGENTS ROUNDUP . . .

    The University Record, January 9, 1996 REGENTS’ ROUNDUP Note: Regents’ Roundup appears as a semi-regular feature in The Record. See bottom of this page for more information. Editor’s Note: The Regents took the following actions at their December meeting. South Ferry Field to get Sports Service Building At their December meeting the Regents approved the…
  7. December 19, 1995

    REGENTS’ ROUNDUP

    The University Record, December 19, 1995 href=”http://www.umich.edu/~newsinfo/Public/ html/U_Record/Issues95/Dec19_95/”> REGENTS’ ROUNDUP Note: Regents’ Roundup appears as a semi-regular feature in The Record. See bottom of this page for more information. Regents accept $7.8 million in gifts The Regents accepted $7,810,206 in gifts received during November. The total included $3,795,841 from individuals, $3,126,782 from corporations, $327,209 from…
  8. December 12, 1995

    POLICE BEAT

    The University Record, December 12, 1995 POLICE BEAT By Rebecca A. Doyle DPS seeks help in identifying robbery suspect DPS is seeking information about a suspect involved in an armed robbery at 4:36 a.m. Nov. 17 at East Quadrangle. A male student was accosted by two males as he entered the residence hall. The assailants…
  9. December 5, 1995

    REGENTS’ ROUNDUP

    The University Record, December 5, 1995 REGENTS’ ROUNDUP Note: Regents’ Roundup appears as a semi-regular feature in The Record. Capital outlay request stands at $81 million At their November meeting the Regents approved a number of renovation and construction projects to be included in the University’s 1997-98 capital outlay request to the state. The request…
  10. November 21, 1995

    REGENTS’ ROUNDUP

    The University Record, November 21, 1995 REGENTS’ ROUNDUP Editor’s Note: The following actions were taken by the Regents at their November meeting. Nearly $11 million in gifts acceptedThe Regents formally accepted $10,952,834 in gifts received during October. The total included $7,554,684 from individuals, $1,651,491 from corporations, $1,337,889 from foundations, and $408,770 from associations and others.…