President’s Message

  1. Michigan Marching band practices at Elbel with yellow flags.

    Advancing toward a year of democracy, civic empowerment, and global engagement

    Fall brings a renewed commitment to engage constructively and creatively.

  2. Jeremy Moghtader at the Campus Farm.

    Ramping up momentum on campus sustainability

    As campus sustainability initiatives accelerate, it’s time to amplify the positive impacts for people and the planet.

  3. The US Department of Energy has nurtured hubs of innovation in the United States for more than eight decades. This is a map pointing out where the labs exist. Discoveries made at the national laboratories have saved lives, solved mysteries of nature, improved products, transformed industries and served as a training ground for students who go on to pursue careers in science and technology.

    Eureka! A look at the knowledge ecosystem

    With $1.86 billion in research funding, U-M is leading the way in everything from energy solutions to artificial intelligence.

  4. U-M President Santa Ono dressed in commencement robes stands amid students in Michigan Stadium and waves to the crowd.

    Resilience, determination, commitment, and commencement

    Let’s celebrate our newest Michigan alumni, some extraordinary faculty, and the new permanent chancellor at UM-Flint.

  5. Blue Michigan flag with yellow block M flies over Central campus on a sunny day.

    From this day forward: ‘Vision 2034’

    U-M’s focus for the decade will target key areas with the greatest potential for impact.

  6. Web screen for U-M's generative artificial intelligence.

    AI’s promise for teaching and learning

    As U-M customizes Gen AI tools on campus, President Ono focuses on best practices defined by accessibility, privacy, integrity.

  7. Santa Ono dressed in Michigan gear, stands between two star football players after Rose Bowl victory.

    Hail to the victors, hints of the future

    If you’re anything like me, you’re still beaming after the football team’s national championship.

  8. Detroit skyline as seen from Canada shows river, bridge, Ren Cen and other iconic structures.

    Breaking ground in Detroit

    President Ono closes the year with a groundbreaking report from Detroit and news of an institute honoring Raoul Wallenberg.

  9. Renewing our commitment

    President Santa J. Ono encourages the U-M community to unite in creating a brighter world of peace.

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