Wolverine, MI

The University of Michigan’s Central Student Government met Tuesday evening in the Wolverine Room of the Michigan Union to discuss Judicial Appointments Commission elections and address community concerns. The meeting began with elections to the JAC, which nominates justices to the Central Student Judiciary. LSA sophomore Max Samaha, CSG representative, and Rackham student Erin Neely, […] The post CSG kicks off the fall semester with judicial appointments appeared first on The Michigan

BIRMINGHAM – Michigan U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed said he wished he could retract his past comments regarding a synagogue attack, speaking with the Jewish Telegraphic Agency minutes after he issued his second apology in as many days to the Jewish community in the Wolverine State.  “If I had the opportunity to take it back, […]

The Michigan football team is historically known for having standout talent at the linebacker position. While Jaishawn Barham and Jimmy Rolder are the most recent additions, there are currently more than 10 former-Wolverine linebackers active in the NFL. Entering 2026 though, this group remains one of the key questions for Michigan and coach Kyle Whittingham. […] The post Linebackers lacking star, instead emphasizing depth at the position appeared first on The Michigan Daily.

General move-in at Wolverine Village began Wednesday, with students traveling from across the country with their families to move into the University of Michigan’s newest residence hall.  The $649 million residence hall, which is located on the former Elbel Field site on Hill Street, is split between five buildings with a courtyard in the middle. […] The post Move-in begins at brand-new Wolverine Village dorms appeared first on The Michigan Daily.

  139 YEARS AGO The St. Ignace News Friday, August 26, 1887 Some facts about Michigan worth knowing and remembering: First white settlement in Michigan, “Wolverine” or “Lake State,” Sault Ste. Marie, 1668, organized as territory 1805, admitted, 1837; Area. 18,915 square miles, 84 counties. It ranks first in copper, lumber, salt, iron ore, and fresh water fisheries; third in […] The post Looking Back first appeared on The St. Ignace News.

Some prospective residents of the University of Michigan’s newest residence hall, Wolverine Village, may find themselves temporarily living elsewhere on campus, pending uncertain construction schedules. Announced in 2022 to address the growing student population and stagnant housing supply, Wolverine Village is the University’s first major housing project in over a decade. Located on East Hoover […] The post Construction delays may push some fall 2026 Wolverine Village residents into