1. Love of the game leads alumni Ebbett, Kolarik to Olympics

    Chad Kolarik and Andrew Ebbett, who once skated on the same line for the Wolverines, will represent their countries in the ’18 Olympics.

  2. All in the Olympic family

    A husband, a wife, and a sister – all competing in the same race, at the same Olympic games? Meet three track & field alumni who are making a family affair of Rio 2016.

  3. A feat to cherish

    The Jesse Owens story is the subject of the new film “Race,” but for U-M fans of track & field, the Owens story that truly resonates took place here, in 1935, when the Ohio State Buckeye made history.

  4. Going for the gold in mind control

    For Adolf Hitler, the Olympics in Berlin was an ideal playing field for pre-World War II propaganda.

  5. Wolverines go for the gold

    U-M has been represented in every Summer Olympic Games since 1900. This year 26 current or former Michigan coaches and athletes will be going for the gold in London.