U-M Tests Deep Geoexchange Tech for Sustainable Campus Heating/Cooling
October 1, 2025
The University of Michigan tests geoexchange tech using oil drilling techniques, aiming to boost sustainable heating and cooling.
The University of Michigan tests geoexchange tech using oil drilling techniques, aiming to boost sustainable heating and cooling.
Earthfest’s 30th anniversary featured demos, free bike repairs, and animal visits, celebrating U-M’s green initiatives.
TRIO funding in Montana is uncertain after grant denials; programs like Fort Peck’s may lose critical student support.
The Michigan Senate passed bills to make college and career training more accessible, enhancing the state’s workforce.
The University of Michigan-Ann Arbor set a record total enrollment of 53,488 this fall, up 1% from 2024.
Innovation Partnerships hosted over 300 attendees at the Celebrate Invention event, honoring U-M innovators’ impact.
HarvestFest 2025 unites the U-M community for sustainability, creativity, and social change with food programs and activities.
The Design Review Committee at U-M will enhance campus potential by aligning new building designs with strategic goals.
After years of planning, the Ginsberg Center returns with a new 11,000 sq ft building, inviting community engagement.
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.
