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University of Michigan Students Create Cereal Club Community

The Cereal Club at the University of Michigan has grown rapidly since its founding in 2025, providing a fun, casual outlet for students to connect over their shared love of breakfast cereal.

No. 8 Michigan women's basketball falls to No. 2 UCLA

Michigan Marching Band Performed at Super Bowl 53 Years Ago

Lifestyle

Eicher Family Embraces Winter with Sledding, Birthdays, and Carrot Cake

As Groundhog Day predicts more winter, the Eicher family finds joy in the season's activities and celebrations.

Ann Arbor Farmers Market to Remain Open During Summer Renovations

Community input sought on major structural changes, including a new main office building and improved roof.

Friends of the Family Home Health Care Remains Top Choice for Elder Care in Ann Arbor

Agency's personalized approach and focus on dignity help seniors maintain independence

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Politics

Court Denies Plaintiff's Request to Amend VA Medical Record

Magistrate judge's recommendation to deny preliminary injunction upheld despite plaintiff's challenges.

Rabhi Challenges Ann Arbor's Democratic Establishment with Socialist Mayoral Bid

Washtenaw County Commissioner and Democratic Socialists of America member Yousef Rabhi will run for Ann Arbor mayor against Democratic incumbent Chris Taylor.

Ann Arbor group launches ballot initiative for city-owned electric utility

Residents aim to replace DTE Energy with a 100% renewable, democratically governed municipal utility

Health

Self-Acupressure May Ease Fatigue in Ovarian Cancer Survivors

Study finds self-administered acupressure can help reduce cancer-related fatigue, with most reaching normal levels.

New Guide Aims to Improve UTI Care in Telehealth Era

Experts create algorithm to help clinicians triage UTI cases and avoid overuse of antibiotics

Hospital Programs Can Curb Violence Recurrence, BU Study Finds

A hospital-based program that supports victims of gun and knife violence can reduce the likelihood of reinjury or committing violence, according to researchers.