In the News

  1. U-M researchers recover more mammoth bones from Chelsea farm

    U-M paleontologists conducted a second excavation at the Chelsea-area farm where the skull, tusks, and dozens of intact bones of an ice age mammoth were pulled from the ground in late 2015.

  2. Seminar discusses history of grades, future of documenting learning

    University of Maryland professor Ethan Hutt discussed the history of the U.S. educational grading system during this semester’s Provost’s Seminar on Teaching, and posed questions to consider when rethinking the…

  3. U-M teach-out to focus on opioid epidemic

    Faculty experts from across the university will share their research and expertise on opioids and put the epidemic into perspective.

  4. Provost’s Seminar to focus on alternative grading

    From co-curricular transcripts to portfolios to detailed comments, faculty are finding holistic ways to measure student understanding of course material. The reason for the shift, they say, is that while…

  5. Students across the globe will connect virtually to solve entrepreneurial challenges

    A new virtual exchange program will allow undergraduate students at the University of Michigan the chance to address social entrepreneurship challenges from opposite sides of the world. The MENA-Michigan Initiative…

  6. Dave Barger provides funding to expand U-M’s Barger Leadership Institute

    The University of Michigan’s Barger Leadership Institute is celebrating its 10th anniversary with a new commitment from U-M alumnus and retired JetBlue Airways Chief Executive Officer Dave Barger. The $10…

  7. MCubed research funding effort renewed for third three-year cycle

    The five-year, $30 million investment into bold research and scholarship has jumpstarted 476 interdisciplinary projects. The third cycle of MCubed will open for funding in fall 2018.

  8. Center for Educational Outreach hosts first faculty forum on engagement

    Dean Elizabeth Birr Moje from the School of Education, Barry Checkoway from the School of Social Work, and Harley Etienne from Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning shared their research and partnership experiences in the City of Detroit.

  9. Mobile learning lab project takes first prize in bicentennial contest

    Mobile learning labs that embed the University of Michigan in communities, a vision to make classrooms come alive in virtual reality and the blueprint for a U-M campus on Mars took the top prizes at the “Campus of the Future” competition celebrating the university’s bicentennial.