The Bentley Historical Library recently digitized more than 12 decades of Michigan Daily history. It’s a ‘gold mine.’

In the spring of 1954, Bermuda shorts raised a three-way ruckus between women, men, and, of course, the dean of women.

In 1967, Ann Arbor was abuzz over an album fans knew would change the world. So what do they think today?

“Belle, Scholar, Athlete.” In the 1930s, a portrait in the Michigan League honored student Marian Van Tuyl as the epitome of young womanhood.

Engineering students install a giant Rubik’s Cube on campus — believed to be the world’s largest hand-solvable, stationary version of the famous puzzle.

The ‘house that Cazzie built’ is more than just a sports facility. It’s a palace packed with Michigan memories.

As experts prepare to move the Museum of Natural History, they reimagine the visitor experience.

University historians collaborate with Detroit Public Television to produce shortform documentary series about U-M’s legacy.

U-M’s first black homecoming queen remembers her reign, five decades after relinquishing her crown.