In the fall of 1969, students went ‘on strike’ to demand the right to run their own bookstore.

Bicentennial colloquium packs the house; U-M community reacts to policies of new administration.

In 1861, the crisis of southern secession turned Michigan’s campus into a cauldron of pro-Union meetings and military drills as students prepared to exchange books for weapons.

As surging activism makes headlines nationwide, U-M alumni reveal the challenges they faced as students with a commitment to both causes and coursework.

U-M unveils blueprint for making the University community more diverse, equitable, and inclusive.

Stacey Ervin, BA ’16, shares his experience as a student gymnast managing mental health, athletic, and academic challenges.

For two decades U-M students have choreographed one of the most life-changing experiences on campus: Dance Marathon.

In 2005, a move to shut down the Residential College’s popular Benzinger Library sparked student protests, sit-ins, and a move to take back the stacks of East Quad.

Restaurateurs are cooking up plans to resurrect the much-revered gathering spot, enjoyed by locals from 1934-85.