Budget emphasizes fiscal discipline, increased access, world-class education.

In the 1920s African-American and white students joined hands to fight racial bias — but the University was unsympathetic.

Reclaiming one of the most precious and vulnerable gems in Nichols Arboretum.

As longtime director of athletic counseling, U-M’s Greg Harden “teaches people how to stay sane under insane circumstances.”

Michigan Daily alum Stephen Henderson, BA ’92, transforms his passion for hometown Detroit into a very personal Pulitzer Prize.

President Coleman reflects on her 12-year tenure as U-M’s 13th president. After an amazing run, she’ll retire this summer.

In 1966 a sudden wave of UFO sightings—many by extremely credible witnesses—turned local eyes skyward and brought national attention to Ann Arbor.

Student activists spark national dialogue; engage with alumni, use social media to organize and advocate for change.

Traces of an irascible millionaire’s views of the “fair sex” linger all through the Martha Cook Building a century after its construction