• Smarter 3D printing

    3D printers may soon get better at producing intricate metal and plastic parts, thanks to new software developed at the University of Michigan that reduces harmful heat buildup in laser powder bed fusion printers.

    Learn more about SmartScan

  • Urban agriculture

    Gardens on Detroit’s Lower Eastside, which has one of the city’s highest vacancy levels, play an important role in reducing neighborhood blight and have the potential to provide other significant benefits to residents in the future, according to the new study.

    Learn more about this study

  • Hail to the comeback graduates!

    Anthony Fauci encouraged U-M’s Comeback Commencement crowd to challenge untruths and push back on the “egregious distortion of reality” that permeates social media and “so-called news organizations.”

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  • Hail! Class of 2022

    Congratulations to all of the U-M students who earned their degrees this spring. Students received their diplomas during Spring Commencement at Michigan Stadium on April 30. Other graduation celebrations are being held across campus through May 1. #MGoGrad

    Learn more about the ceremony

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  • U-M Ranked #1 Best Value

    U-M has earned the No. 1 ranking in Money Magazine’s 2022 list of “Best Colleges in America,” ranked by value. U-M is only the second public university to place first in the history of the magazine’s rankings. Money elevated more than 600 colleges and universities for the ranking after looking at more than 2,400 institutions according to 24 factors within three broad categories.

    Learn more about this ranking

Campus COVID-19 Response

May 13, 2022, Campus COVID-19 Update

Washtenaw County’s Centers for Disease Control and Prevention COVID-19 community level is now at “high.” Masking indoors is recommended by the CDC for areas with a “high” COVID-19 community level. Masking remains optional under U-M policy for most areas on the Ann Arbor campus – except while in patient care areas and COVID-19 testing sites. Additional actions the community can take to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and other respiratory viruses include: staying home if sick; getting vaccinated against COVID-19, including boosters when eligible; and getting tested before attending social activities or following close contact exposures. The deadline to report vaccination information for incoming M Housing residents for the fall term is approaching on May 15; submit information here. For all other incoming Fall 2022 students, the deadline to submit information is July 15.

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The University of Michigan has COVID-19 policies and guidance in place to support robust in-person experiences for our students, faculty and staff.

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