Students Get Active as Weather Warms
As the weather warms, the U-M Recreational Sports offers numerous options for students to exercise, learn new outdoor skills and get moving.
As the weather warms, the U-M Recreational Sports offers numerous options for students to exercise, learn new outdoor skills and get moving.
An outbreak of hepatitis A in southeast Michigan means that U-M students are highly encouraged to be vaccinated. Meningitis and flu vaccination are also recommended.
Does your student feel lonely? If so, they are not alone. Here are reasons why students feel lonely and how can you help.
Adversity is an inevitable and unpredictable part of our life journey. When students are faced with problems, large and small, it’s important to remember that in addition to their internal strength, U-M also offers services to support them.
If your student eats on campus, you can be assured that their food options are healthy both for them and for the environment.
What are you grateful for? As we reflect on our blessings, please keep in mind an upcoming opportunity to express your gratitude: Giving Blueday on Tuesday, November 28, 2017.
M|Gift Packages can help ease study anxiety during finals week. Several options are available to send your student a virtual hug along with snacks, drinks, U-M merchandise, and the message that you’re thinking of them.
Is your student intimidated by the coming winter weather? You can share these tips to help them conquer the cold.
If your student needs health care, keep in mind that University Health Service (UHS) offers a wide array of services, all in one building on central campus. Most services, including clinic visits, are covered by the health service fee, which students pay as part of tuition.
Learning activities are often sedentary but the U-M Recreational Sports program can help your student keep moving. And there's something for every taste, interest and activity level.
