The University of Michigan is seeking faculty and staff volunteers to help promote and strengthen its 2026 Campus + Community United Way employee giving campaign, which supports programs and services for individuals and families across southeast Michigan.
To the University of Michigan campus community: In anticipation of this year’s election on Nov. 3rd, many members of the University community […]
The next town hall is scheduled for Thursday, October 1, 2026 at Ypsilanti Marriott at Eaglecrest, Roy E. Wilbanks Ballroom 1275 S. Huron […]
The University of Michigan has tallied it contributed more than $32 million in financial support to the city of Ann Arbor in fiscal year 2025.
Long before he became the University of Michigan’s vice president for government relations five years ago, Chris Kolb served on the Ann Arbor City Council from 1994 to 2000.
One of the city issues he remembers grappling with back then was the loud noise trains make when passing through the city
The University of Michigan provided more than $32 million in financial support to the city of Ann Arbor in fiscal year 2025, averaging $22.8 million annually over the past five years, underscoring the university’s long-standing commitment to the community. This is in addition to investments in other area communities.
Dear Students, Faculty, and Staff, As we navigate a period of increased activity by federal immigration authorities, we recognize the anxiety and […]
According to the report, the 2024 U-M football season generated $226.7 million in direct visitor spending from attendees residing outside Washtenaw County. On average, each home game contributed approximately $28 million in direct visitor spending to the local economy.
The 74th annual U-M Congressional Breakfast raised a record $125,000 for the Samuel L. Chappell Family Scholarship, marking the largest amount in its seven-decade history.
The March 12 event saw the largest gathering of attendees, supporting the U-M Alumni Club of Washington, D.C.’s need-based scholarship program that assists students from the Washington, D.C., area attend U-M.
Students, faculty and staff, The two weeks since new leadership took office in Washington D.C. has been marked by change and uncertainty. […]
