Posted 1/16/06 Enroll now to get Active U! For those who vowed to get more physically fit in the new year, the University is offering a program to help members of the campus community keep their resolutions throughout 2006 and beyond. More>

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Posted 1/16/06 U-M honors 'father' of generations of top authors The U-M Hopwood award has long been a literary goal to which nascent writers have aspired. Many of those who became part of Hopwood's legacy will gather at U-M this year to celebrate the program's 75th anniversary with a series of events to showcase their life's work as well as that of Avery Hopwood. More>

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