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'M' football renewals may break record
It's going to be another record-breaking season for Michigan football fans.
Student demand for the upcoming football season is at a "potential record high" said former associate athletic department director Keith Molin.
A2 pools make a splash
Splash!
University students celebrating the summer weather can cool off by doing laps or just swimming for fun in Ann Arbor's public pools.
University questions gambling policies
Basketball pools, point spreads and national champion predictions.
Most college sports fanatics would say gambling comes with the territory. But the University is starting to buckle down.
Urban planning course takes classroom, students off road
Students with a helmet and a wheelchair are ready to roll ... to class.
The course, Urban Planning 997, offers a new perspective for those who take bicycling for granted as they speed through the wilderness on hard-packed dirt pathways.
Proposal prohibiting affirmative action debated
The recent proposals in the U.S. Congress advocating banning affirmative action across the nation have triggered a variety of mixed responses, proving that the debates over racial preferences and opportunity is far from over.
In May, Rep. Frank Riggs (R-CA) offered an amendment - House Amendment 612 - to the Higher Education Act that included prohibiting affirmative action in admissions for any institution of higher education that receives federal funding.
Students bike across America
Most bicycles on campus don't see much of America, but at least two will be pedaling farther than the Modern Language Building and North Campus.
University Medical School students Aaron Zima and Jeff Martus departed Wednesday for a three-month bike tour that begins in Seattle and ends in New York City.
Business School receives $150,000
The future just keeps getting better for Business School supporters.
The University's School of Business was awarded $150,000 by Proctor & Gamble.
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