Regents

  1. September 15, 2016

    Kathryn Huss named interim director of U-M Museum of Art

    Kathryn Huss, deputy director and chief administrative officer of the U-M Museum of Art, has been named interim director, effective Oct 1.

  2. September 15, 2016

    UM-Flint to expand Murchie Science Building

    UM-Flint will expand the Murchie Science Building in a $39 million project to accommodate the growth in students majoring in mathematics and the sciences.

  3. September 15, 2016

    UM-Dearborn will replace engineering building

    UM-Dearborn will replace its nearly 60-year-old Engineering Laboratory Building, one of the campus’ four original buildings, with a new $90 million facility.

  4. September 15, 2016

    Dr. Eric Fearon named director of Comprehensive Cancer Center

    Dr. Eric Fearon, an oncology professor and nationally recognized investigator in cancer genetics, has been named director of the U-M Comprehensive Cancer Center.

  5. September 15, 2016

    Regents Roundup — September 2016

    Other items approved by the Board of Regents at its meeting Thursday.

  6. September 15, 2016

    Robotics building design will include space for Ford researchers

    A broad range of robotic technologies will have tailored lab space in U-M’s planned Robotics Laboratory, which includes a unique funding collaboration with Ford Motor Co.

  7. September 15, 2016

    University to launch campuswide diversity strategic plan Oct. 6

    U-M will roll out its new campuswide Diversity, Equity & Inclusion strategic plan during a daylong launch Oct. 6, the next step in an ongoing process to create a more diverse, equitable and inclusive campus environment.

  8. September 15, 2016

    U-M Health System, Metro Health moving forward with affiliation

    The Board of Regents and the board of directors of Metro Health Corp. have approved a definitive affiliation agreement setting the stage for the west Michigan health care provider to join the U-M Health System.

  9. September 15, 2016

    Regents praise President Mark Schlissel’s work

    President Mark Schlissel has exceeded expectations and advanced the university’s global reputation, according to the Board of Regents, which awarded him a 3 percent salary increase.

  10. August 12, 2016

    Revisions to Regents’ Bylaws proposed

    Revisions to the Board of Regents’ Bylaws have been proposed and are now being posted for public comment, which may be submitted by Aug. 31.