Consumer sentiment has shown a rebound from previous record lows, as indicated by the latest University of Michigan index.

The University of Michigan's athletics department is projecting a nearly $300 million budget for the 2026-27 fiscal year, aiming to break even.

Dr. Matthew Willsey, a neurosurgeon at the University of Michigan Health, has successfully implanted Paradromics' first long-term brain chip in a patient. Dr. Willsey developed his interest in brain-computer interfaces from his background as an electrical engineer.

The financial cost of the ongoing investigation into the culture of the University of Michigan's football program under Sherrone Moore continues to escalate, nearing $12 million.

The University of Michigan's Consumer Sentiment Index saw a rebound in June from record lows, indicating a fading of inflation fears among consumers.

The FBI has arrested seven individuals for their alleged involvement in a 'campaign of violence' aimed at pressuring the University of Michigan and various businesses due to their connections with Israel. The arrests were made in connection with activities intended to disrupt and influence institutions over their ties to Israel.

An opinion piece criticizes the University of Michigan, alleging that a university official validated two years of discrimination against Jewish students.

The University of Michigan's initial $20 million investment in OpenAI has dramatically increased in value, now estimated to be worth $2 billion.

A professor's speech praising pro-Palestinian students has ignited significant backlash at the University of Michigan. The remarks have drawn criticism and debate within the university community.

Former University of Michigan coach Sherrone Moore was arrested and subsequently fired in December 2025, with this article detailing his life since.

A crowded amphitheater at the University of Michigan hosted a gathering that offered insights into the sentiments of young voters ahead of the upcoming US Congressional elections.

The Chinese embassy in the US has confirmed the death of semiconductor researcher Wang Danhao at the University of Michigan last month, shortly after he was questioned by US federal law enforcement.

Nearly five decades ago, in 1978, a dozen or so professors from Shanghai Jiao Tong University (SJTU) were on a mission to visit their American counterparts as well as research institutes and factories across the United States. The visit, said to be personally approved by then Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping, was designed to forge academic ties and led to sister-school agreements with four prestigious US universities, including the University of Michigan (UM). It was a pivotal moment in academic...

The woman Sherrone Moore allegedly had an affair with during his time as the head coach of the Michigan football team is no longer with the program ... TMZ Sports has learned.

A University of Michigan survey indicates that consumer sentiment improved in February.

A University of Michigan student is suing the institution for disability discrimination, alleging that professors mistook symptoms of her disability for signs of AI-generated content in her college papers, which she denies.

The University of Michigan's final June Sentiment survey showed a rebound from record lows, with consumer sentiment improving and inflation fears further subsiding.

The University of Michigan's hiring of software developers on H-1B visas for $75,000 salaries has sparked backlash. Critics are questioning the necessity of these hires amid concerns that qualified Americans are being overlooked.

An analysis highlights a significant disconnect between consumer sentiment, as indicated by the University of Michigan’s Consumer Sentiment Index, and current economic realities.

Prosecutors have accused eight pro-Palestinian activists affiliated with the University of Michigan of conspiring to threaten campus leaders and other individuals.

Activists in Michigan have been indicted for conspiracy to transmit threats and vandalism against University of Michigan officials and a Jewish site, facing up to five years in prison.

The peony blooming season has begun at the University of Michigan garden in Ann Arbor, attracting up to 100,000 visitors annually to witness the vibrant display.

American consumer confidence has fallen to a record low, according to the University of Michigan, contrasting with record-high stock market performance and ongoing geopolitical tensions.

A court exhibit reveals that the University of Michigan's initial $20 million investment in OpenAI, made before Microsoft's multi-billion dollar commitment, could potentially grow to $2 billion.

This week's economic calendar includes major data releases such as the US April jobs report, the University of Michigan’s consumer survey, and quarterly refunding announcements, alongside various corporate earnings reports.

Paige Shiver, former mistress and assistant to ex-University of Michigan head football coach Sherrone Moore, has claimed she was pregnant with his baby. She revealed the news during an interview.

The University of Michigan's president-elect has been diagnosed with brain cancer and will no longer assume the presidency. This health issue led to their withdrawal from the upcoming role.

The death of a Chinese researcher at the University of Michigan has reignited concerns in Beijing regarding the status of Chinese academics in the United States, amidst ongoing tensions between the two nations.

The death of a University of Michigan researcher is drawing scrutiny and has led to diplomatic tension with China.

The woman reported their alleged affair to the university on Dec. 10

Department of Education faced pressure to protect students from political violence following incidents at UC Berkeley, University of Michigan and Columbia University.

A University of Michigan survey indicates that consumer sentiment improved in February.

Scott DeRue is CEO of The Ironman Group. Ironman Scott DeRue is the CEO of The Ironman Group. The Ironman Group is the largest operator of participation sports, including the Ironman race. DeRue shared his daily routine, which includes fitness training and binging "Schitt's Creek." This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Scott DeRue, CEO of The Ironman Group. The Ironman Group is the largest operator of global participation sports events, including the Ironman Triathlon Series, City2Surf, and the Epic Series mountain bike races. This story has been edited for length and clarity. I've had a pretty eclectic path, but there's a singular throughline of purpose that runs through it. I love creating experiences that transform people's lives for the better. I went into private equity, investment banking, and consulting after college. I developed a passion for the role business can play in society. Education, though, changed my life, so I took a big step back and said, "If I want to live a life of purpose, how might I do that?" A business school professor sounded like a pretty big gig. I joined the University of Michigan's faculty in 2007. Ultimately, I was on faculty for 14 years and served as dean of the business school at Michigan. Scott DeRue often exercises in the mornings or evenings, depending on his schedule. Ironman During that time, I joined the Equinox board as one of three independent directors. I fell in love with the brand, the team, the community, and really saw a sense of purpose behind it. It's really about unlocking and maximizing people's potential in life through health and fitness. When the pandemic happened, the board asked if I would join full-time and serve as president. We did a lot of great work, and I'm really proud of the team and what we built there. Then, Ironman called and asked if I would serve as CEO. We get to make people's dreams come true, so it's the same purpose, just a different vehicle. We're headquartered in Tampa, Florida, but my wife and I also have a place in Park City, Utah. Business Insider's Power Hours series gives readers an inside look at how powerful leaders in business structure their workday. Reach out to editor Lauryn Haas to share your daily routine. I wake up between 6 a.m. and 7 a.m. I care deeply about my sleep, so I aim for about 8 hours a night and wake up between 5 a.m. and 6 a.m. We're a global business, so some mornings I need to start early because we have teams in different time zones. Depending on the day, I'll either train in the morning or in the evening. For the last 17 years — usually once a year — I would climb a really big mountain. If I'm training for a mountain, it's a lot of running and lifting weights. I typically live in flat areas except for Utah, so I spend a lot of time on the StairMaster with my weighted pack. Last year, I finally finished the Seven Summits Quest, which is climbing the tallest mountain on each continent. If I'm training for a trail run in the mountains, I try to get out there as much as possible. If I'm in Florida, I just run long distances. If I'm training for a triathlon, then it's swim, bike, and run. I usually sit down every weekend and map out when I want to train vis-à-vis my work schedule that week. I usually have a Kashi cereal, a yogurt, and some fruit for breakfast. I'm not a big caffeine guy. I love the smell, don't like the taste. I arrive at work around 7:30 a.m. and take time to map out my day I'm usually at the office by 7:30 in the morning. I tend to drive when I'm in Tampa since it's more of a commuter city. In Park City, I keep a small office I can either drive to or walk to. Sometimes an early morning meeting is inevitable, but I like to sit down for about an hour to map out the two or three things I need to achieve to make it a great day. There's going to be a lot that happens during the day, but for me, I try to be very intentional. If you jump into every urgent matter, you'll never actually focus on what's important, and your team will come to expect you to engage in every matter. That's not healthy for me in my role or for them. In many, if not most, cases, they're better equipped to handle that matter than I am because I don't have the experience in the specific domain. My job is to create an environment and empower them to be successful. In the morning, Scott DeRue tries to map out two or three things he must achieve each day. Ironman I sometimes have untraditional morning meetings I have a lot of meetings during the day. It really depends on the day, and the stakeholders are varied, but they're not always your traditional meetings. This week, we're at the Iron Man World Championship in Hawaii. We organized a run for some of the partners, spouses, and coaches of some of our professional athletes this morning. Basically, a group of friends got together and went for a run. That's not a traditional meeting, but I learned a lot and gathered some good feedback on what we're doing well, so we can keep doing more of that and identify where we can continue to improve. My favorite lunch spot is in Utah Typically, I have a sandwich for lunch — nothing too fancy. My favorite sandwich in the world is the Crazy Chicken at the Clockwork Cafe in Park City, Utah. If I'm training for something specific, I'll supplement my diet with a smoothie and other supplements to get additional nutrients. Surprises can happen throughout the day We're in the live events business. There's always a surprise, and that surprise can come in many different forms. You come to expect the unexpected. But we have an incredible team with tremendous experience. I have a lot of trust in our team because they're the best in the business and can adapt to address issues that come up. Frankly, I don't get thrown off balance that much because our team is so talented, committed, and capable of handling matters as they come up. I typically go home around 7 p.m. Scott DeRue. Ironman Usually, I'll leave around 7 p.m. if it's a day in the office. If it's an event day, we can start at 4 a.m. and go to bed around 2 a.m. the next day. For dinner, my wife and I love to cook out, and fortunately, we live in places where we can do so for most of the year. Typically, some good chicken, rice, and vegetables on the grill is always a good one for us. If I'm training that evening, I'll run, and my wife will ride her bike next to me. That's our quality time. We also have two chocolate labs, so we'll play with them in the backyard or take them for a walk. Later, we'll watch television. We've got a few shows that we like together, typically in the realm of comedy. One of our favorite shows we binged together was "Schitt's Creek." I had never actually watched "Friends," which mortified my wife, so we binged that for a while. We like shows that bring a smile to our faces and give us a little bit of humor to end the day. We're usually in bed by 9:30 p.m. or so. I'm asleep by 10. Read the original article on Business Insider

The president of the University of Michigan has expressed his views following coach Dusty May's decision to leave the university's basketball program for an NBA opportunity, citing transfer portal and NIL pressures.

Former University of Michigan star Yaxel Lendeborg has publicly criticized Michigan State, referring to them as 'little brother forever.' The Warriors pick also slammed Michigan State in his comments.

University of Michigan Athletics Director Warde Manuel discussed the possibility of adding jersey patches and other forms of advertising to enhance Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) efforts in a letter to fans.

Four of eight college-aged activists accused of conspiring to threaten University of Michigan leaders over their refusal to divest from Israel have been released on bond.

Federal prosecutors unsealed an indictment against eight pro-Palestinian activists accused of an intimidation campaign against University of Michigan officials to force the school to cut financial ties to Israel.

Ron Paul argues that the Federal Reserve is the root cause of public unhappiness, citing the University of Michigan’s latest Index of Consumer Sentiment.

A University of Michigan student is suing the institution, alleging that the university and private investigators conspired to intimidate and retaliate against him through surveillance tied to Gaza protests, violating his constitutional rights.

Over 2000 University of Michigan students, staff, and alumni have signed petitions supporting a professor who praised anti-Israel activists, calling for the university to protect free speech and institutional neutrality.

Astronomers from the University of Michigan have identified 87 new candidate stellar streams in the Milky Way galaxy, quadrupling the number of known objects of this type and advancing understanding of the galaxy's history.

Community members and activists gathered at the University of Michigan to mourn Wang Danhao, a Chinese semiconductor researcher who died by suicide after being questioned by US federal agents, and to demand answers regarding his death.

Police are investigating an incident where a group was chased and robbed at the University of Michigan's Nichols Arboretum.

Chinese officials are claiming that a University of Michigan scholar died after being questioned by U.S. law enforcement, an allegation that U.S. authorities have remained tight-lipped about.

The interim president of the University of Michigan was grilled by Representative Stefanik regarding the lack of an audit following a series of arrests of Chinese students linked to national security concerns.

A woman who allegedly had an affair with Sherrone Moore has reportedly been terminated from her position at the University of Michigan.

Beijing intervened and helped get charges dropped against three Chinese scientists at the University of Michigan who were accused of helping a colleague smuggle biological materials into the US, defen

Inflation fears have reportedly plummeted as the University of Michigan's survey indicates a pick-up in Democrats' confidence during February.