Heritage/Tradition
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The student body
Slideshow: At the corner of North University and East University, generations of students met the demands of “physical culture” — and course registration — in Waterman and Barbour Gyms.
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Ann Arbor Abolitionists
In the days leading to the Civil War, Ann Arbor saw riots over slavery, secession and the Union.
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President Little's Dorms
Your life was probably changed forever by the dorm you were assigned to. But in U-M’s early years, there were no dorms.
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J-Hop
For almost 80 years, until 1960, J-Hop highlighted the U-M social calendar. The dance gathered the entire student body — and some controversy, like when the 1913 event included the Tango.
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The late, great 98
Tom Harmon may have been the best college football player ever. His single-handed destruction of Ohio State is the stuff of gridiron legend. But his exploits as a pilot during World War Two made him a hero not just in a game, but in life.
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A piece of history
Our first U-M History column tells the story of one of our crown jewels: the Clements Library
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JFK at the Union
On the anniversary of John F. Kennedy’s ‘Peace Corps’ speech, we look back at how U-M students picked up his challenge to change the world.
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Pigskin
The spread offense isn’t the only thing that’s changed in football. So have the words.