Michigan falls in final minutes to Indiana
By: Chris Meszaros
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. ⎯ After taking a brief lead in the final few minutes and later tying the game up at 59 with two minutes to play, the Wolverines eventually fell to the Hoosiers 71-65.
Timely power-play goals clinch third-place for Blue at Great Lakes Invitational
By: Mark Burns
DETROIT — Last season, the Michigan hockey team stumbled into the Great Lakes Invitational with a sub-par 11-7 record, having lost to CCHA basement dwellers Northern Michigan and Western Michigan.
Ryan Kartje: Pulling Hogan shows harsh reality of Michigan's goaltending situation
By: Ryan Kartje
DETROIT — At the beginning of the season, Michigan coach Red Berenson thought he had a clear-cut number one goaltender for the first time since Al Montoya.
Penalty kill adds to the inconsistency for the Wolverines at the GLI
By: Michael Florek
DETROIT — The only constant for the Wolverines during this rollercoaster season has been a top-five penalty killing unit. But instead of steadying Michigan’s play at the Great Lakes Invitational this week, the unit only added to Michigan's up-and-down campaign.
Actor and Michigan native Jeff Daniels challenges graduates to make a difference at Winter Commencement
By: Joseph Lichterman
Thousands cheered on their loved ones at Crisler Arena Sunday as students graduated from the University at Winter Commencement.
Regents Notebook: Regents give go-ahead to Couzens renovations, other construction projects
By: Joseph Lichterman
The University’s Board of Regents discussed three separate proposals for construction projects on campus — totaling almost $62 million — at their monthly meeting Thursday afternoon.
'U' official: No word on NCAA's investigation of Michigan football program
By: Kyle Swanson
Though an update into the NCAA’s investigation of the University’s football program was expected by the end of the day Thursday, University officials report they have yet to hear from NCAA officials.
Joe Stapleton: Wolverines' hopes lie on the road
By: Joe Stapleton
If Michigan can’t win this road game, against a 6-6 team that should see improvement from last year but seems destined to finish in the Big Ten cellar, then which road game is it going to win? And more important, what has this team shown us this year that says they are a better team than their record suggests?
Women's hoops drops second straight Big Ten game, falls to Michigan State
By: Alex Hermann
EAST LANSING, Mich. ⎯ The big stage didn’t frighten the Michigan women’s basketball team. Neither did the 7,600 in attendance at the Breslin Center. And in the 86-71 loss, Michigan never appeared intimidated by No. 16 Michigan State.
Suspect in South University fire waives right to preliminary exam
By: Devon Thorsby
Justin Arens, one of the defendants charged with setting fire to an abandoned building on South University Avenue less than two months ago waived his right to a preliminary examination Wednesday afternoon.
Michigan women's hoops falls to Northwestern in return to Crisler
By: Alex Hermann
In their first game in Crisler Arena in more than a month, the Wolverines appeared to take the comforts of home for granted.
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