Posted 9/8/09 President Coleman welcomes campus community As a new semester begins, President Mary Sue Coleman welcomes students, faculty and staff to an academic year she says promises "to be rich with celebration, reflection and discovery throughout the university." More >

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• President Coleman welcomes campus community
• Coleman encourages new students to soak up all they can
• U-M starts campaign to prevent H1N1 flu
• Stadium tour shows off renovations
• Researchers find gene that protects high-fat-diet mice from obesity
• Coleman, Rodriguez comment on athletics allegations
• Record Update coming to e-mail daily
• Supreme Court justice to visit Law School, attend groundbreaking
• Spotlight: Graphic designer discovered love of art in childhood
• Task forces aim to reduce costs, enhance revenue
• U-M welcomes new faculty at fair, luncheon
• Investigative Web reporter exposes fraud, white-collar crime
• Consumers expect economy to improve
• Axinn appointed director of ISR Survey Research Center
• Newman to serve as new director of University Housing
• LSA theme year binds art, science, culture, community
• People seek balanced political information
• Bone experiments help explain knee injuries
• Campus tour reveals U-M pride, unique features
• Job insecurity leads to health problems in U.S. workers
• Study: Tightwads and spendthrifts tend to marry
• Some bus routes to change in fall
• Anheuser-Busch to drop U-M beer can campaign
• Disease sufferer meets with life sciencesresearcher whose work he helped fund
• U-M, Ann Arbor team up for transportation center
• U-M officials: Vaccinations protect from flu, minimize spread
• Scholarship & Creative Work
• Don't miss: Honor and Shame is theme of Eighth Platsis Symposium
• MHealthy now recruiting Wellness Champions
• U-M again ranks near the top in U.S. News & World Report rankings
• Photo: Ice cream giveaway
• Photo: Michigan move-in
• Photo: Whale of a walk
• Photos: "Warhol Snapshots" through Oct. 25 at UMMA
• Photo: "Those Three" Sept. 15 at International Institute
• Photo: "Lots O' Pots" through Oct. 12 at Taubman Center