News Stories

September 30, 2016

Ball Don't Lie with Yago Colás, Part 3 - Interview with the Fab Five's Jimmy King

The Fab Five arrived on U-M’s campus 25 years ago. They remain one of the most celebrated and talked-about basketball teams in history, and they still…

September 29, 2016

Victors for Michigan: School of Music, Theatre & Dance

Meet three SMTD students whose lives have been changed by their Michigan scholarships.  

September 27, 2016

Students now may designate personal pronouns on class rosters

Starting this week, University of Michigan students are able to designate a personal pronoun with the university and have the pronoun reflected on class rosters this…

September 26, 2016

U-M President, senior administrators respond to fliers posted on campus

Early this morning, a member of our University of Michigan community found and removed several fliers in Haven and Mason halls, in the heart of central…

September 23, 2016

11th annual Army-Navy Wheelchair Basketball Game set for Oct. 9

On Oct. 9, Paralympians, ROTC cadets, students, veterans, active-duty service members and local law enforcement volunteers will take to the court for the 11th annual Army-Navy Wheelchair…

September 19, 2016

U-M professor explores gender roles in politics, presidential campaign in upcoming musical comedy

Long before a reality television star became a presidential nominee, award-winning composer, theater artist and filmmaker Andy Kirshner was thinking about the close relationship between politics…

September 19, 2016

Stuart Segal: How can we best serve students with disabilities?

September 19, 2016

University names first chief organizational learning officer

Sonya Jacobs has been appointed U-M’s chief organizational learning officer, starting Sept. 15. In this new role, Jacobs will create curricula and strategies aimed at building…

September 16, 2016

Ball Don't Lie with Yago Colás, Part 2 - Muhammad Ali

Professor Yago Colás gives clarity and context for an iconic moment in the career of Muhammad Ali, who fought