Michigan defeats Miami (Ohio) in CCHA semifinals, can make NCAA tournament with win Saturday
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By: Tim Rohan
DETROIT -- The Michigan hockey team defeated Miami (Ohio) 5-2 Friday night at Joe Louis Arena.
Obama advisor Jarrett to speak at Law School commencement
By: Joseph Lichterman
Senior White House Advisor and University Law School alum Valerie Jarrett will deliver this spring’s Law School commencement address.
MUSKET reaches the unreachable star at The Power Center
By: Leah Burgin
In conjunction with the University Activities Center, MUSKET, a student-run theater program, will be performing “Man of La Mancha” for its spring show under the direction of Rebecca Spooner, a junior in the School of Music, Theatre & Dance.
Michigan takes on top-seeded Miami (OH) in CCHA semifinals
By: Tim Rohan
Tonight, when Michigan (14-13-1 CCHA, 23-17-1 overall) takes on No. 1 seed Miami (OH.) at Joe Louis Arena, the fan support could make a similar impact to what it did last weekend in a quarterfinal series against Michigan State. The Wolverines are the closest remaining team to Detroit and Friday's semifinal matchup should be like a home game for Michigan.
OSCR director candidate talks raising awareness in interview
By: Sara Boboltz
The University's Office of Student Conflict Resolution continued its search for a new director yesterday with a presentation given by Jim Neumeister, the director of Northwestern University’s Office of Judicial Affairs. Neumeister is the second candidate for the post to visit campus this week.
'U' Center for Afroamerican and African Studies celebrates 40th anniversary
By: Debjani Mukherjee
The Center for Afroamerican and African Studies is holding a three-day celebration to celebrate its 40th anniversary.
Michigan blows out Kent State in first round of WNIT
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By: Zak Pyzik
During a timeout, a referee of the Michigan women’s basketball team’s 69-34 victory over Kent State let Wolverine coach Kevin Borseth’s son — sitting courtside — play with the ball. That exactly what Michigan looked to be doing to the Golden Flashes — playing around at Crisler Arena while the Wolverines advanced to the second round of the WNIT to play the winner of Pittsburgh and Toledo.
At meeting, regents honor four ‘U’ students who competed at Olympics
By: Kyle Swanson
Excitement was on the agenda during the University’s Board of Regents monthly meeting yesterday, when four Olympic ice dancers and University students paid a visit to receive a resolution from the University’s governing board.
Michigan announces historic night game in the Big House against Notre Dame in 2011
By: Tim Rohan
The Michigan football team will make history on Sept. 10, 2011 when it takes the field at 8 p.m. eastern time to play rival Notre Dame in the first-ever primetime football game at the Big House.
















