Ready for an adventure? How about planning a family outdoor trip with your student next time you're on campus? Into camping, rock climbing, backpacking, or simply enjoying the great outdoors? U-M's Outdoor Adventures program provides year-round outdoor educational and recreational opportunities for students and their families.
Move-Out will begin in the last days of April as students complete their exams, and continue until April 29 when the residence halls close at 11 a.m.
Connecting to the world of work is one of the most interesting and important things students can do. Learning necessary skills, discovering job titles, and understanding organizational cultures is an important part of the U-M experience.
For those of us who are family to a student with a disability, we may wonder if our college student will receive the attention and support they need in order to be successful in their academic career.
When she is not working with the Program on Intergroup Relations to facilitate sessions and train students, Adedolapo works as a Resident Assistant in the Residential College in East Quad and serves as the co-director for the Detroit Entrepreneurship Network. Adedolapo incorporates all that she has learned at IGR with her residents and peers.
Congratulations to the Class of 2016 – and to parents and families! The University of Michigan graduation ceremony will be held Saturday, April 30, at 10:00 a.m. in the Michigan Stadium. Michael Bloomberg, internationally known business leader and statesman, will deliver the commencement address.
U-M's Debate Team finished 2nd at the National Debate Tournament for the past two years and two members are ranked 1st in the country. U-M hosts a Debate Camp open to high school students and prospective U-M students.
At the William Monroe Trotter Multicultural Center students socialize, study, and engage in multicultural enrichment. Students of all identities are welcome.
Do you know about sexual violence and sexual misconduct prevention efforts at U-M and how parents can help?
Tahiya Alam and Madi McCullough are students on a mission: "To eliminate stigma, promote social justice and help equip other students with the skills...to live healthier and happier lives."
