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The U-M Biological Station (@UMBS) has partnered with the Douglas Lake Improvement Association in actively collecting data, including water and nutrient levels, in an effort to keep Douglas Lake healthy. @UMichiganNews feature: myumi.ch/rwn6R
In the latest @USnews Best Colleges rankings, U-M was named the best public university value in the state of Michigan and ranked third among all public institutions nationwide. myumi.ch/VDgGj#GoBlue
On Friday, September 18, U-M officials, regents and special guests gathered for a ribbon-cutting ceremony to mark the historic addition of Wolverine Village to Central Campus. myumi.ch/7JXZ5
ALT U-M leaders and community members on the stage prepare to cut the ceremonial ribbon at Wolverine Village.
ALT E. Royster Harper stands behind the sign marking the building named after her at Wolverine Village: Dr. E. Royster Harper Hall.
Specialized equipment and unparalleled expertise at the new University of Michigan Histotripsy Center will advance clinical research and education of histotripsy, an ultrasound-based cancer treatment that destroys tumors without surgery. myumi.ch/G7qZR
ALT Mikey Komaiha, a Ph.D. student in biomedical engineering at the University of Michigan, prepares a blood-mimicking gel model for testing at the University of Michigan Histotripsy Center.
One hundred years after its first students arrived to study librarianship, the School of Information is now the fourth-largest of U-M's 19 schools and colleges. @UMSI has continuously adapted and expanded to embrace changing technologies. 💾 myumi.ch/Ax3gA
ALT A student uses a terminal for an online cataloging system. Photo courtesy of the Bentley Historical Library
ALT Daniel E. Atkins displays a banner promoting the new School of Information with C. Olivia Frost. Photo from UMSI's collection
ALT The Leinweber Computer Science and Information Building.
This morning, U-M’s four ROTC programs took shifts standing guard at the Diag flagpole to honor those who lost their lives 25 years ago on September 11, 2001. #NeverForget
ALT Members from U-M’s four ROTC programs standing guard at the Diag flagpole to honor those who lost their lives in the attacks on September 11, 2001.
ALT Members from U-M’s four ROTC programs standing guard at the Diag flagpole to honor those who lost their lives in the attacks on September 11, 2001.
Global conservators & 2,000-year-old manuscripts just made history at U-M. Experts restored 150+ ancient papyri unread for millennia, decoding texts in real time and reconnecting fragments across international borders. 📜 myumi.ch/qwgyW