U-M Distinguished Professors Share Career Insights at Sept. 25 Event
September 22, 2025
Three honorees of the University of Michigan’s Distinguished University Professorship will share career highlights.
Three honorees of the University of Michigan’s Distinguished University Professorship will share career highlights.
A multi-million-dollar NIH grant supports LOSHAK, studying aging in Kenya to adapt global health systems for the future.
The University of Michigan’s inaugural Climate Week, Sept. 27-Oct. 5, will unite the campus to drive climate action.
An effort to move up Michigan’s primary election date may face challenges, with political tensions in the legislature.
The Michigan health department allows COVID-19 shots for everyone over 6 months despite FDA limits for high-risk groups.
The University of Michigan won’t discipline faculty for comments about Charlie Kirk’s death, citing free speech values.
At a time of division in the U.S., a Michigan campaign aims to bridge gaps with National Unity Day this December.
Governor Whitmer reemerges amid budget talks as deadline looms, aligning with Democratic leaders to avert a shutdown.
House Republicans push for a funding bill to avoid a government shutdown, but Democrats oppose it over health care.
The House passed a spending bill, but Senate Democrats blocked it, risking a shutdown to address health subsidies.
About 80 picketers rallied at Ann Arbor’s VA medical center against Trump’s union contract terminations and budget cuts.
Michigan House Democrats propose bills to protect tenants from evictions, unfair practices, and excessive landlord fees.
