Hill Auditorium’s Historic Lectern: A Century of Influential Voices
June 8, 2026
Hill Auditorium’s oak lectern, gifted by the Class of 1913, has stood witness to a century of influential debates.
Hill Auditorium’s oak lectern, gifted by the Class of 1913, has stood witness to a century of influential debates.
President Trump’s 2025 budget law is reshaping federal student loans, affecting borrowers in Michigan with new limits.
Sumer Belbez Pek, esteemed physician-scientist and educator, passed away on May 24, 2026, in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
The A. Alfred Taubman Health Sciences Library at U-M was named a 2025 winner for energy conservation in Michigan.
U-M will purchase Concordia’s 140-acre campus for $60M, expanding its educational mission and community impact.
The University of Michigan collected 32,000+ pounds of reusable goods in an effort to minimize landfill waste.
Charles Holmes, a renowned physician-scientist, has been nominated to serve as the next dean of the School of Public Health.
Gabriela Lena Frank, 2026 Pulitzer Prize for Music winner, credits her mentors for inspiring her bold creative journey.
Two new solar arrays on North Campus boost U-M’s Maize Rays initiative, expanding to 2.5 MW capacity over 7 sites.
Thanks to need-based aid and the Go Blue Guarantee, U-M often costs less than other Michigan public universities.
