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  1. August 3, 2022

    Ruling paves way for new programs targeting sexual misconduct

    A federal district judge has approved a settlement in a class-action lawsuit that creates a broadly representative team designed to further protect the U-M community from sexual misconduct.

  2. August 3, 2022

    Elizabeth Yakel to serve as interim School of Information dean

    Elizabeth Yakel, the C. Olivia Frost Collegiate Professor of Information and senior associate dean for academic affairs in the School of Information, will be the school’s interim dean starting Aug. 15.

  3. July 27, 2022

    Arthur Lupia to lead Bold Challenges initiative as executive director

    Political scientist Arthur Lupia will become executive director of Bold Challenges, leading collaborative research efforts across U-M to address societal challenges that intersect equity, health, infrastructure and sustainability.

  4. July 26, 2022

    Lane closures expected for utility work around campus

    Traffic for some streets on Central Campus, North Campus and the Medical Campus is expected to be affected over the next few weeks by road closures related to utility work.

  5. July 12, 2022

    Board of Regents sets special meeting to elect president

    The Board of Regents has called a special meeting June 13 to elect a new president of the university. The meeting is scheduled for 1 p.m., and it will be livestreamed.

  6. July 1, 2022

    State budget has more U-M funding, supports EV center

    Michigan lawmakers have approved a 2022-23 budget that will substantially increase state funding for U-M’s three campuses, and also supports a wide range of university-related research areas and interests.

  7. June 29, 2022

    Elizabeth Cole named NCID’s new director effective July 1

    Elizabeth R. Cole, professor of psychology and of women’s and gender studies in LSA, will become director of the National Center for Institutional Diversity at U-M effective July 1.

  8. June 27, 2022

    University awarded $53M to expand Great Lakes research

    U-M has been awarded a five-year, $53 million renewal from the federal government to continue and expand the Cooperative Institute for Great Lakes Research to help conserve and manage the region’s natural resources.

  9. June 24, 2022

    U-M president, Michigan Medicine CEO react to decision on Roe

    President Mary Sue Coleman and Michigan Medicine CEO Marschall S. Runge said providing safe, high-quality reproductive health care remains a top priority following the overturning of the abortion-rights case Roe v. Wade.

  10. June 16, 2022

    Most in-state undergrads to see no additional tuition costs

    Most in-state undergraduates at U-M will see no increase in out-of-pocket tuition expenses this fall. The FY ’23 budget also includes a $15-per-hour minimum wage for temporary and student employees, and faculty and staff merit programs.