U-M Celebrates 250 Years of U.S. with Events, Reflection, and Art
June 16, 2026
As the nation approaches its 250th anniversary, the University of Michigan hosts events reflecting on democracy’s journey.
As the nation approaches its 250th anniversary, the University of Michigan hosts events reflecting on democracy’s journey.
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Department of Education plans to outsource special education and civil rights enforcement to other agencies.
Alani Bankhead, running for U.S. Senate, criticized Seth Bodnar for past gender discrimination allegations at a UM event.
Erik Meerschaert, a special education teacher, was named 2026-2027 Michigan Teacher of the Year after 17 years of teaching.
The University of Michigan is investing over $1.26M in Ann Arbor projects enhancing public safety, downtown, and recreation.
As hundreds of peonies bloomed at Nichols Arboretum, the U-M community gathered for Nature Rx’s mindful stress relief.
A House bill aims to combat FAFSA fraud by requiring an identity verification system, passing with bipartisan support.
The Hadley Family Recreation & Well-Being Center, a world-class facility at the University of Michigan, opens June 17.
The Hadley Family Recreation & Well-Being Center opens June 17. Explore its features and amenities in our gallery.
At the University of Michigan, inflation-adjusted tuition has decreased, and over 60% of local graduates are debt-free.
Hill Auditorium’s oak lectern, gifted by the Class of 1913, has stood witness to a century of influential debates.
Board of Regents to meet June 25 in University Hall. Public can watch online, comments in person. Agenda online June 22.
