Ann Arbor Today

Changes Coming to Hazardous Sidewalk Parking Area in Ann Arbor

City Council votes to close curb cut and eliminate perpendicular parking in front of liquor store to improve pedestrian safety

Cherishing Brotherly Bonds Across the Miles

A Michigan student reflects on the evolving love and connection with his siblings despite distance

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.

Evan Bates' Parents: All About the Olympic Figure Skater's Dad Eric and Mom Nancy

Ahead of the 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Olympics, Evan Bates' dad said he feels "excitement, anticipation and anxiety" for the figure skater

Michigan Marching Band Performed at Super Bowl 53 Years Ago

The University of Michigan Marching Band made its Super Bowl debut in 1973.

Michigan's Greensky Bluegrass to headline Ann Arbor Folk Festival

The quintet is making its first appearance at the popular annual music event.

Trump Threatens to Block New Detroit-Canada Bridge

President demands ownership stake in Canadian-funded project, raising tensions over cross-border trade

Student Stranded Abroad After Trump Travel Ban

Patrick Thaw unable to return to U.S. for new semester after visa renewal denied

Court Denies Plaintiff's Request to Amend VA Medical Record

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

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.

Top Rookie Wide Receiver Prospects: Tate vs. Tyson

Carnell Tate of Ohio State and Jordyn Tyson of Arizona State vie to be the first wideout drafted in 2026

UCLA Faces Former Bruin Aday Mara in Clash with No. 2 Michigan

The Bruins and Wolverines meet for the first time since Mara transferred from UCLA to Michigan.

Michigan Unveils New 'Attacking' Defense Under Coordinator Jay Hill

Hill aims to make life difficult for opposing offenses with a versatile, aggressive scheme