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. […]
Students, faculty and staff, With leadership changes in the federal government resulting in immigration enforcement operations around the nation, we are writing […]
Students, faculty and staff, New presidential and congressional leadership in Washington D.C. has begun issuing memos, regulations and executive orders, including some […]
Written Testimony before the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Ways and Means Health Subcommittee Hearing on “Investing in a Healthier America: […]
As the 2024 elections approach, the University of Michigan is implementing a variety of measures to ensure all faculty, staff and students are well-prepared to exercise their right to vote.
September 12, 2024 In anticipation of this year’s election on Nov. 5, many members of the University community have asked about their […]
