President Mark Schlissel is cautiously optimistic that U-M will deliver a high-quality fall semester, with as much in-person instruction as possible.

The details of the fall 2020 semester are being guided by public health experts paired with guidance from the U-M community.

‘We must use our power to address major societal problems – especially those that diminish our society so tragically: This is clear in our mission,’ says Schlissel regarding civil unrest following George Floyd’s homicide at the hands of Minneapolis police.

As U-M enters its third century, the University is prepared to deliver more impact.

Four former U-M presidents recently joined Mark Schlissel to discuss 40 years of U-M history.

Targets include poverty, academic innovation, sustainability, and diversity.

Campuswide summit continues yearlong effort to create a comprehensive plan to address diversity, equity, and inclusion issues at U-M.

In this excerpt from “Endzone: The Rise, Fall, and Return of Michigan Football,” John U. Bacon, BA ’86/MA ’94, breaks down U-M’s game-changing play of 2014

President Mark Schlissel calls on U-M community to address “the hardest problem and biggest challenge we’re going to confront together.”