M+Google Accessibility Support
Students, faculty, and staff who use assistive technology and are required to access to M+Google mail and calendar can now get one-on-one assistance from the ITS Service Center.
Play Day on North Campus
Last week, CAPS hosted another a "do something and play" event on North Campus, to help promote the idea of playing and relaxing to help manage stress and to work toward achieving balance, even in the midst of a really busy academic schedule/lifestyle. Around 1,000 students really loved the event and were very appreciative.
The event was sponsored and supported by the four schools/colleges on North Campus, the Center for Campus Involvement, and student leaders from the Art & Design Collective.
A Snapshot of the Taste of Culture | MESA
MESA/Trotter’s 18th annual Taste of Culture was a great way to start the semester! Held at the Trotter Multicultural Center, the event showcased a variety of cultural restaurants from South-East Michigan.
Approximately 900 members of the University of Michigan and Ann Arbor communities enjoyed free food from local restaurants such as Jamaican Jerk Pit, Los Amigos, and Eastern Flame – just to name a few.
Students Making the Michigan Difference: Daija Covington
Everyone at Michigan is the Michigan Difference. The diversity each student brings to this campus is what makes everyone’s experience at Michigan amazing
Bleed MAIZE and BLUE to beat OSU! - Royster Harper
This November marks the 31st annual Blood Battle between the University of Michigan and Ohio State University. This competition extends the athletic rivalry beyond the field, as students, faculty and staff donate pints of blood to save lives. This year, the competition begins on Nov.1 and ends on Nov. 16, and we are hoping to exceed last year's tremendous success.
You can make a difference! One donation has the potential to save up to three lives. During last year's Blood Battle victory over Ohio State, the Wolverines collected 2,628 pints, and, in total, enough blood was collected to possibly benefit over 15,000 people.
Student organization experiences come in all shapes and sizes ... and flavors | Career Center
Zombie Club is a great example of the potential and versatility of student organizations at U of M. Event planning, leadership, philanthropy, marketing and general creativity are just a few of the experiences this club provides.
Spirituality and College Major? There may be a link | Student Affairs - Research
In September, Kristy Taylor of the University of Toledo successfully defended her dissertation, "Does Faith-Based Worldview Predict Confidence in College Major: A Quantitative Longitudinal Study at the University of Michigan."
Free Rock Climbing Event - Boulderween at MRock
Boulderween! - Come to the wall on Halloween in a costume and CLIMB FOR FREE!
Ford Features Men's Rowing in a 'My Ford' Article
In Michigan, they understand hard work. This is the home office of Big Ten football and the American auto industry. Still, the commitment of this rowing team stands out. This is a “club” squad, meaning there are no athletic scholarships. The kids are walk-ons who pay an annual fee of about $2,500 for the privilege of pulling an oar.
2012 Allopathic (MD) Medical School Application Figures | Career Center
Data released by the American Association of Medical Colleges (AAMC) on Tuesday, October 23rd, shows that 45,266 students applied to attend allopathic (MD) medical school in 2012, an increase of 3.1%. First-time applicants set another record, increasing by 3.4% in 2012, for a total of 33,772 applicants. First-time enrollment at allopathic medical schools nationwide grew 1.5% to 19,517 students, an all-time high. All major racial and ethnic groups saw increases in applicants and matriculants.