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  1. 51 minutes ago

    Need to get in touch with the Office of Financial Aid? Here are a few ways you can contact them.

    Campus Photo. Text: Website, Live Chat, Email, In-Person.
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  2. 1 hour ago

    U-M is committed to creating a more sustainable campus community. , campus leadership, & others work together to reach campus sustainability goals & to have an impact on the community. ’s Alex Bryan explains more.

    “U-M, generally, is in such a unique position to provide hope. Our mission is nested in these ideas of education, research, and serving the public good. It allows for each day to be a little bit better, to make improvements or changes in our lives or the spaces we can control. We have this opportunity to lead by example, to push ourselves, and the institution to an equitable and just future.”
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  3. 2 hours ago

    Leonard Niehoff, Professor from Practice, authored an opinion article in that outlines what the Fourth Amendment—which protects against invasion of privacy—includes and provides insight on the three layers of protection it creates.

    text graphic, Opinion: The Fourth Amendment protects against invasion of privacy. What does that mean? Leonard Niehoff, Professor, Michigan Law, featured in The Detroit News
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  4. 2 hours ago

    Climate change interfaces with society in many ways. professor Ricky Rood researches this topic and educates on climate change problem solving, and how to accelerate the use of climate information.

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  5. 2 hours ago

    How do energy markets interact with environmental policy? associate professor Catie Hausman explains how different electricity markets contribute to climate change and air pollution, and how policies impact gas markets.

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  6. 3 hours ago

    U-M chemistry professor Anne McNeil’s focus on chemical recycling & upcycling of plastics has expanded beyond the lab. Through community cleanup days, students visit 20 metroparks located alongside the Huron River & pick up trash along the way.

    “People had just felt content with how recycling is done currently. When it is collected — which isn’t that much — it’s taken to a facility, sorted and chopped up. Then, they remelt the plastic and try to make something else. But the dirty little secret of that type of recycling is that the properties of the plastic degrade because the recycled product is just a mixture of really different components.” Anne McNeil, Professor of Chemistry and Macromolecular Science and Engineering.
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    4 hours ago

    Happy Earth Day! 🌍 Check out the first place winners of Student Government's 'SEAS the Day' photo contest!

    First place winner in Landscapes and Nature: Nate Arringdale
    First place winner in Animals: Tori Griffin
    First place winner in Michigan & SEAS Pride: Tori Griffin
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  8. 4 hours ago

    The Great Lakes hold a significant portion of the Earth’s fresh surface water. associate professor Drew Gronewold studies the water level variability in the Great Lakes to forecast future changes to this critical freshwater system.

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  9. 5 hours ago

    How does renewable energy impact rural communities? research scientist and lecturer Sarah Mills works to understand the positive and negative impacts on rural communities of things like wind and solar farms.

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  10. 5 hours ago

    Planning your travel to the Michigan Stadium for Spring Commencement? Take one of our complimentary shuttles. For more details, visit .

    Don’t want to deal with traffic during commencement? You don’t have to! Plan your travel with our complimentary shuttles to and from Central Campus and Ann Arbor hotels Commencement.Umich.edu #MGoGrad
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  11. 7 hours ago

    Happy , Wolverines! Show us how you are celebrating today by using some of our and stickers. Search on , , and .

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    Apr 21

    Since Earth Day 2021, professor Anne McNeil and her lab have organized Huron River Watershed Cleanups, picking up trash from about 20 metroparks along the Huron River in and :

    Volunteers clean up Bluffs Nature Area in Ann Arbor during a September 2021 event. (Photo by Zackariah Farah)
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    23 hours ago

    Five U-M students have received the 2022 Goldwater Scholarship, breaking the record for the highest number of Goldwater Scholarships received by U-M students in a single year: via

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  14. 22 hours ago

    In 1970, a “Teach-In on the Environment” at U-M set a stage for Earth Days to come and changed the way we view sustainability.

    Image of students gathered for the 1970 Teach-In on the Environment.
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  15. 23 hours ago

    On April 6, EdHub for Community & Professional Learning hosted a town hall, where legislators, administrators, academics, and activists weighed in on challenges, from recruitment to retention, regarding the teacher shortage in Michigan.

    quote graphic, “It will require bridging from high school to college to career, considering viable, rigorous alternatives to entering the teaching profession, improving compensation and incentives in approving working conditions, in social respect.” Donald Peurach, Professor of Education
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  16. Apr 21

    Can’t attend the 2022 Spring Commencement on April 30? Watch the ceremony live at

    Listen to our U-M leaders speak at Spring Commencement via our livestream on April 30 Join the celebration at Commencement.Umich.edu #MGoGrad
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  17. Apr 21

    As we approach the end of the academic year, cases remain at an elevated plateau level on campus. The community is encouraged to get tested before attending events, review international travel guidance, and wear a mask on U-M buses. Full update:

    COVID-19 Campus Update: April 21, 2022. Masks remain REQUIRED on U-M buses at this time.
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  18. Apr 21

    We know finals week can be stressful. Try some helpful tips from .

    "Hydrate, eat, and take breaks as needed! When studying for exams: break down the content into groups and study it in sections and switch it up with different subjects every hour or so. As someone that used to pull frequent all-nighters, I have learned that the time I spend studying does not always mean that I have retained the information, so take breaks and make sure to stretch and move around as you work!" SriLasya Reddy, MPH Candidate
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  19. Apr 21

    From working with rural communities on renewable energy development, to studying the Great Lakes water levels, to leveraging research to advance environmental policy, U-M experts are addressing the most pressing climate challenges. Hear how:

    Image of people working outdoors to plant trees. TextL Sustainability Podcast Series: U-M faculty experts on conducting research, advancing policy and educating future leaders.
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  20. Apr 21

    A study by U-M Computational Medicine and Bioinformatics found that smartwatches can help you track the symptoms of and other diseases at home when medical resources are scarce, such as during a pandemic.

    “We found that COVID dampened biological timekeeping signals, changed how your heart rate responds to activity, altered basal heart rate, and caused stress signals. What we realized was knowledge of physiology, how the body works, and mathematics can help us get more information from these wearables.” Daniel Forger Professor of Mathematics & Research Professor of Computational Medicine and Bioinformatics
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