President's Residence renovations complete

Now that a million-dollar, year-long infrastructure renovation project has reached its conclusion, this desk, located within the president’s study inside the 162-year-old President’s Residence, once again will serve the president of the University. The renovation work modernized the heating and cooling and electrical systems, and included a complete renovation of the pantry and kitchen. President Mary Sue Coleman began moving into the historic 14,000 square foot home over the weekend. (Photo by Paul Jaronski, U-M Photo Services)

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