Three U-M Staff Honored with 2025-26 Candace J. Johnson Award for Excellence
Jenna Blumenauer, Phoebe Kulik, and Adam Rountrey win 2025-26 Candace J. Johnson Award for Staff Excellence for their dedication.
March 16, 2026
Jenna Blumenauer, Phoebe Kulik, and Adam Rountrey win 2025-26 Candace J. Johnson Award for Staff Excellence for their dedication.
The future of children’s literacy in Michigan hinges on state support in the next budget, officials emphasize.
Eleven candidates are vying for three seats on U-M’s Senate Advisory Committee on University Affairs, with terms starting May 1.
Brendan LaFrenier, an LSA senior, completed a 200-mile run across Michigan to raise awareness and funds for homelessness.
U-M researchers collaborate globally, discovering transformative solutions communities may already possess to unsolved issues.
Michigan may mandate literacy training for K-5 teachers by 2029-2030, aiming to improve reading skills statewide.
A Republican-led resolution to end gender identity instruction and require parental notification on transitions in Michigan schools was rejected.
Michigan’s early educators receive raises via the Early Childhood Educator Wage Initiative, providing stipends to boost pay.
“Taubman College’s new Master of Urban Technology program aims to equip students to improve urban systems with tech.”
The University of Michigan’s Center for Academic Innovation drives global learning, aiding faculty in innovative education.
Turning lab breakthroughs into startups is Herculean, with hurdles like refinement, regulations, competition, and funding.
Civic Learning Week, March 9-13, aims to prepare U-M students as engaged citizens and workforce-ready graduates.
