Three U-M Engineering Professors Inducted into National Academy of Engineering
College of Engineering’s Ilya Kolmanovsky, Chris Ruf, and Karen A. Thole join the National Academy of Engineering.
February 12, 2026
College of Engineering’s Ilya Kolmanovsky, Chris Ruf, and Karen A. Thole join the National Academy of Engineering.
The University of Michigan mourns the loss of Ralph T. Yang, a leader in chemical engineering whose legacy in research, teaching, and mentorship will inspire future generations.
Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed a law banning smartphones during instructional time in Michigan K-12 public schools.
Governor Whitmer proposes a $250 per-student funding increase, free pre-school, and permanent free meals for schools.
Ann Arbor Public Schools join a federal lawsuit against social media giants, alleging they prioritize engagement over youth safety.
Mania Aghaei Meibodi leverages AI and 3D printing to revolutionize construction, tackling complex challenges head-on.
Three recipients of the University of Michigan’s Distinguished University Professorship will share career highlights.
SummerWorks invites U-M offices to host local interns in 2026, offering 10-week paid internships for Washtenaw youth.
Schools face challenges with new dietary guidelines emphasizing protein and full-fat dairy, impacting meal costs.
Students from Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti protested ICE presence, chanting against hate and holding signs for immigrant rights.
Randy Tessier, a U-M lecturer and musician, embraces counterculture, community, and collective joy in Ann Arbor.
In the 1950s, the University of Michigan enlisted Eero Saarinen to design North Campus, resulting in the iconic Earl V. Moore Building.
