January 5 - December 23, 2004
PRESS RELEASE ARCHIVES
December 23, 2004
• Students to flex policy analysis muscles in Small Arms Forum
• Synthetic biology: Researchers mass produce genes on a chip
• Confidence edges upward
but slower economic growth expected
December 21, 2004
• Cigarette
smoking among American teens continues eight-year decline
• Overall teen drug use continues gradual decline; but use of inhalants rises
December 20, 2004
• U-M
continues modest salary program for 2004-2005
• University of Michigan focusing on Cultural Treasures of Middle East
December 17, 2004
• What
should Celebrex and Bextra patients do?
• U-M Team Momentum to start 'rayce' at Auto Show
December 16, 2004
• Tedesco to resume faculty role;
accepts visiting position at Columbia
December 15, 2004
• Stock investors' returns are lower than they think
• Stock repurchases are replacing dividends
• Nation's oldest teaching center moves to heart of U-M research center
• Heart disease, work performance, mental health all connected
December 14, 2004
• Google/U-M project opens the way to universal access to information
• Introductory engineering class hits on formula to attract women
• Event announcement: 2004 election results impact U.S.-European relations
• To
help your mind, take steps to help your heart
December 13, 2004
• Religious ritual evolved with society in Mexico
December 10, 2004
• MRide
increases ridership on AATA and U-M systems
December 08, 2004
• U-M study: Why men are attracted to subordinate women
• Chemical cousin of anti-anxiety drugs holds promise for psoriasis
treatment
• U-M Board of Regents to meet Dec. 16
December 07, 2004
• U-M center linking social and health divides expanding
• U-M celebrates King with former HUD director, author
December 06, 2004
• Event
announcement: Exhibit by Art & Design faculty opens Friday
• Experts
available for coverage of Ukraine, Russia
December 03, 2004
• U-M
education program launches online news service for young people
• U-M geochemist and student on Antarctic expedition team
December 02, 2004
• Hello, hello, Earth?
• Easily influenced consumers play it safe when making purchases
• Civil rights leader to deliver lecture on math revolution
• New method measures emotional quality of daily experience
December 01, 2004
• Household stocks: The fewer, the better
• U-M students teach professors about research commercialization
• Does quitting smoking really make you gain 10 pounds?
November 30, 2004
• Online, social loafers become productive when given a challenge
November 29, 2004
• Seven Michigan residents recognized by Bentley Foundation
• Sidney J. and Irene Shipman Scholarship winners announced
• Astronaut's eyes may become windows on the bloodstream
• Med School receives $5.9-million NIH grant to study anthrax
November 24, 2004
• Pills, profits, sex and science: Social psychologist to speak at U-M
• Middling level of confidence: More spending and more saving
• U-M physics student awarded Marshall Scholarship
• U-M engineering student wins prestigious Rhodes Scholarship
November 23, 2004
• Community award to fund child and family research
November 22, 2004
• From mobility to accessibility: Creating sustainable transportation
• St. Petersburg String Quartet in residence at U-M
• Five U-M faculty elected as Fellows of AAAS
• New
$44 million gift, accelerates search for Type I diabetes
cure
November 19, 2004
• Michigan's economy will add jobs for the first time in four years
November 18, 2004
• Coppola recognized as 2004 State Professor of the Year
• New dining center approved by U-M Regents
• Two
honorary degrees at winter commencement
• American economy will continue on a steady growth path
• Autism: Why do some develop then regress?
• Event announcement: Performance artist explores our prosthetically-enhanced future
• Event
announcement: International conference: ‘Reframing Infectious Disease’
November 17, 2004
• Americans are not bitterly divided
• U.S. children and teens spend more time on academics
• Roadway deaths up after 9/11 due largely to local driving
November 16, 2004
• High anxiety: Consumers turn to chocolate and cigarettes
• U-M celebrates naming of Arthur Miller Theatre
• Life under economic pressure: Project traces the past impact
• Regents meeting Nov. 18 begins at 2:30 p.m.
November 15, 2004
• Diabetes among older Americans cost $133.5 billion in 1990s
• Diverse group is the best solution for problem-solving tasks
• U-M Tech Transfer adds four to National Advisory Board
November 12, 2004
• U-M hiring of female professors doubles in math and sciences
• President
Ford celebrates groundbreaking of new Ford School of Public Policy
November 11, 2004
• Event announcement: General Mills CEO Stephen Sanger will speak about innovation
• U-M, state of Michigan gain from $70 million nanotech access grant
November 10, 2004
• Food
for thought: American culinary history center opens
November 9, 2004
• Implanted devices cut heart death risk
• Event announcement: U-M conference will feature national and state economic forecasts
• Event announcement: Gerald R. Ford visit marks 90th anniversary, new era at public
policy school
• Women lag in emergency heart treatment
November 8, 2004
• U-M
Board of Regents to meet Nov. 18
• Native American Heritage Month connects community
• Eighteen U-M students receive Fulbright award for 2004-05
• Advisory: U-M experts available on Elizabeth Edwards' cancer diagnosis
• U-M
School of Art & Design dedicates studios in honor of Maskells
November 5, 2004
• Everyday evolution: Scientists offer examples to biology teachers
• University of Michigan/Detroit partnership wins national honor
• Advisory: U-M experts available on Arafat, Middle East, related stories
November 4, 2004
• U-M researcher examines the cell's housekeeping habits
November 3, 2004
• Libraries collaborate to make Muschenheim image archive
• U-M launches series of human rights initiatives
• Event announcement: Merck CEO Raymond Gilmartin will speak about business ethics
November 2, 2004
• First
human trial of bioartificial kidney shows promise for acute renal failure
November 1, 2004
• Student’s winning invention enables “animal
on a chip”
• Treatment sometimes absent for children of mothers with mental illness
• People cause more soil erosion than all natural processes
• Event announcement: U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justice Scalia to give lecture at U-M Law School
October 29, 2004
• High oil prices and lagging job prospects diminish consumer confidence
October 28, 2004
• Researchers detect methane on Mars
October 27, 2004
• Charles Walgreen gives $2 million to establish professorship in pharmacy
• Researchers: Religious faith shortens hospital stays, aids recovery
• U-M pond becomes scene of sculpture
October 26, 2004
• Immune system in a bottle could help prevent flu vaccine shortage
• Evidence
that smoking affects brain’s natural “feel good” chemical system
• "M GO BLUE for Mott" wristband
campaign underway
October 25, 2004
• Companies in crisis: Money helps preserve positive relationships
October 22, 2004
• Professor helps Navy recruits deal with stress of training
• Event announcement: Noam Chomsky to deliver 2004 Davis, Markert, Nickerson Academic and Intellectual Freedom Lecture
• Event announcement: Tax guru Joel Slemrod to discuss Bush and Kerry tax plans
October 21, 2004
• Event announcement: Two-day workshop on reproductive and human rights
October 20, 2004
• Event announcement: Paul Laudicina of A.T. Kearney to speak at Ross School of Business
October 19, 2004
• U-M
composer wins governor's award
October 18, 2004
• Regents meeting Oct. 21 begins at 2 p.m. in Flint
• Three U-M faculty selected for IOM membership
October 15, 2004
• U-M’s
National Poverty Center gets $1 million grant renewal
October 14, 2004
• U-M 2004 enrollment sets records at every level
October 13, 2004
• U-M professor to test flu shot and nasal spray flu vaccine side by side
October 12, 2004
• For love or money, marriage is here to stay
October 11, 2004
• Regents to meet Oct. 21 at U-M-Flint
• Former U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights to speak at Law School
October 08, 2004
• Residence and academic facility slated for Frieze site
• Oct. 29 event looks at Bush/Kerry health plans
• Scientists see ubiquitin-modified proteins in living cells
• Scientists to study why African-American women have more pregnancy problems
• U-M hosts performance of Glenda Dickerson's new work
• Teamwork among scientists and colleges results in IntraLase IPO
• New award honors David Hermelin
October 06, 2004
• Event announcement: Science is fascinating: Fall 2004 Saturday Morning Physics schedule
October 05, 2004
• New addition to Bentley Library opens
• Event announcement: Jewish women and feminism: Honoring writer Marge Piercy
• Events Announcement: Michigan Union celebrating 100 years with events
• U-M on-campus crime reports drop in 2003
• U-M team treating mouth wounds by engineering tissue grafts
• Stock buy recommendations from brokers who seldom give such advice fare better
October 04, 2004
• Economist and author Julianne Malveaux to speak at CEW anniversary
• Warm
weather boosts mood, broadens the mind
• Continued strong growth for U-M technology transfer in 2004
October 01, 2004
• Consumers
cite concerns about rising oil prices and slowing growth
September 30, 2004
• U-M
Web site goes bilingual with launch of En Español
• U-M leads $4 million project to preserve poll and survey data
• Experts available to discuss diversity in health care work force
September 29, 2004
• U-M experts available to discuss presidential debates
• Local economy doesn't drive voters' choices, study says
September 28, 2004
• Reps from 10 nations to discuss foreign policy challenges
• Assistant secretary of state to deliver inaugural lecture
September 27, 2004
• University of Michigan announces Hopwood winners
September 24, 2004
• Asking teens to chart life events helps explain risky decisions
• How individuals handle victory impacts ability to learn, hormonal levels
• Twenty-five
years later: the "Black English case"
September 23, 2004
• U-M housing plan calls for new and renovated halls, dining facilities
September 21, 2004
• U-M World Values Study explores why religion endures
• Regents meeting Sept. 23 begins at 2 p.m.
September 17, 2004
• Event announcement: Saudi Arabia and the U.S.: Crisis or Opportunity?
• U-M study: High-speed Internet spurs social interaction
September 16, 2004
• Consolidating companies do better if founders stay involved
September 15, 2004
• Researcher looks at racial identity as part of healthy lifestyle
September 14, 2004
• 'Leaky' marriages are becoming more common, U-M study
• Comics, speakers, films highlight month of diverse activities
September 13, 2004
• "Michigan Football Memories" DVD
available, based on program that airs statewide Sept. 16
September 10, 2004
• Dental
student calls on dentists to take patients’ blood pressure
• New structure to provide 800 spaces of faculty and staff parking
September 09, 2004
• Event announcement: N.Y. Times writer to speak about how welfare reform affected mothers and
their children
• New York City real estate developer Stephen M. Ross gives $100 million to University of Michigan Business School
September 08, 2004
• U-M study: Spanking can lead to more bad behavior by children
• Event announcement: C.K. Prahalad will give McInally Lecture
• Experts available for coverage of Chechnya, Russia
September 07, 2004
• U-M Career Center wins national award
• Event announcement: Democracy in the Middle East? Transitions to and from democracy
• Ahead of its time: U-M Computing Center celebrates 45 years
September 03, 2004
• Broken arms and collateral damage: clues to predator-driven evolution
• $3.7 million NIH grant to support Public Health building project
September 02, 2004
• Turning the poor into consumers creates huge growth markets
September 01, 2004
• Advisory: U-M resources, experts available for Sept. 11 coverage
August 30, 2004
• Researchers
violate Bell’s inequality with an atom and a photon
August 27, 2004
• U-M prepares for 6,000 freshmen with 200-plus activities
• Resilient
consumers remain engine of expansion
August 25, 2004
• Strep disrupts blood clotting to infect humans
• U-M diversity exhibit goes on the road
• U-M experts available to discuss poverty in U.S. Census Bureau report
August 24, 2004
• Finding the right formula for a community of chemists
August 23, 2004
• EarthScope: Looking into North America
• In gene regulation, small is beautiful
August 20, 2004
• Event announcement: U-M to host two events on best practices in media business Sept. 20
August 19, 2004
• U.S. economy: Solid, but not spectacular, through 2006
• Buying stocks? Don't listen to investment banks
August 18, 2004
• Researchers show how to assemble building blocks for nanotechnology
• U-M plans fall move-in, temporary traffic flow changes
August 17, 2004
• Sept. 11 affected children's mental health beyond New York City
August 13, 2004
• No laughing matter: Late night talk shows can turn young adults into cynics
August 12, 2004
• Jalen Rose endows scholarship for Michigan students
• Use it or lose it: Seniors need to socialize to keep communication skills
August 11, 2004
• U-M makes historical reprints available
• Knowledge workers, not factory jobs, are key to prosperity
August 09, 2004
• U-M offers experts for back-to-school stories
August 06, 2004
• Power motivation research: Feel your pain or feel lonely at the top?
August 04, 2004
• Michigan's three largest universities create high-performance research
network
August 03, 2004
• Goals unlikely to protect Gulf of Mexico shrimp industry
August 02, 2004
• Sensitivity to seasonal changes affects disease-causing bugs' success
• Women in male-dominated fields feel conflicted
July 30, 2004
• Businesses can win the battle between work and family
• U-M Surveys of Consumers: Robust job growth expected to continue
July 29, 2004
• U-M Detroit Arab American Study portrays a complex population
• 9/11 boosted U.S. need for spiritual support, faith
• Advisory: U-M experts available to discuss emergency contraception
July 28, 2004
• U-M scientist involved in mission to Mercury available for comment
• Software offshoring: Big savings, quality concerns
July 27, 2004
• Real leaders embrace change, regardless of title or position
• U-M alumnus fulfills dream with $1 million gift
• A fishy fix for conservation concerns
• Drug to fight virus in transplant patients moves forward in trials
July 26, 2004
• U-M, AATA to provide unlimited bus access through AATA'S MRide Program
• Media
Advisory—Reminder: Auto conference registration continues
July 21, 2004
• Musical theater workshop finds home at U-M
• Let them fail: Encourage employees to experiment
July 20, 2004
• Seat belt law does not spur police harassment, though some disagree
• Movies can raise or lower hormone levels
• Researchers overcome barrier to shrinking wireless devices
July 16, 2004
• Architect named for Kelsey Museum project
July 15, 2004
• U-M budget, tuition increase contingent on state support
• Boomers’ unexpected
ethos: work until we drop?
• Annenberg Foundation gives $2 million toward new building for Ford School of Public Policy
• Two public health professors lead values and society program
July 14, 2004
• U-M secures $40 million government research contract
• Event announcement: U-M School of Dentistry hosts annual free mouth guard clinic Saturday
July 13, 2004
• Will the insured sacrifice to help cover the uninsured?
July 12, 2004
• Smart cruise control eliminates traffic jams
• Regents meeting July 15 begins at 1:15 p.m.
• U-M prof to address FDA for approval of periodontal tissue
engineering
July 9, 2004
• Screening potential hires for carpal tunnel not cost effective
July 5, 2004
• Old
is young: The modern advantage
July 2, 2004
• U-M
institute presents latest literacy research
June 30, 2004
• U-M scientists involved in mission to Saturn available to comment
• ADVISORY: U-M experts available to discuss Rift Valley fever
June 29, 2004
• Basic RNA enzyme research promises single-molecule biosensors
• New market for developers: homebuyers want view of woods, not large lawns
June 28, 2004
• Program tackles state's reading achievement gap, 70% reach goals
• Scientists say Wnt protein prevents obesity by inhibiting fat cell development
June 25, 2004
• Job growth continues as fears of rising inflation fade
June 24, 2004
• Lake slime offers lessons for environmental policy
• Most powerful laser to date produced at U-M; technology could revolutionize cancer treatment
• Hospital standards for high-risk surgeries save lives
June 23, 2004
• Sakai Project releases open source collaboration and learning environment software
June 21, 2004
• Auto industry's annual Traverse City conference Aug. 2-6
• Grant to examine how faculty are affected by dual ladder career tracks
• Orientation
under way at U-M for incoming students and parents
June 18, 2004
• U-M undergraduate awarded prestigious fellowship
June 17, 2004
• U-M unveils landmark design for major expansion of Museum of Art
June 16, 2004
• Plans for Walgreen Drama Center announced
• Pulsed
dye laser therapy does not improve acne
June 14, 2004
• Early intervention lessens impact of autism
June 11, 2004
• U-M: 29 Fulbright winners
• Event announcement: U-M's National Poverty Center will host three-day symposium
• Self-regulation, board action can douse potential executive 'flameout'
• Michigan Business School's new India Center opens this month
• Study helps explain island populations' susceptibility to exotic diseases
June 10, 2004
• Employers can save by helping employees get more active
June 09, 2004
• U-M’s
child advocacy program marks 10th anniversary
• U-M scientists part of new DOE-funded fusion science center
June 08, 2004
• Advisory: Experts can discuss historic SpaceShipOne
• Obesity in developing countries compares to U.S. yo-yo dieting
• U-M scientists find cancer's genetic core
June 07, 2004
• Latest
increase in ACSI bodes well for economy
• Pay or go away: What would spammers do?
• Stamps gift enhances experience for art and design students
• Experts available for coverage related to Ronald Reagan
June 04, 2004
• Dementia often leads to nursing home admission
• Imagery helps older people remember medical advice
• U-M archaeological team to explore Grand Traverse Light station site
• U-M team designs unique tree house for kids with special needs
June 03, 2004
• Experts available for D-Day-related coverage and features
• Librarians give pointers to find quality health information online
June 02, 2004
• U-M researcher co-discovers meat-eating dinosaurs in Africa
• Museum
of Art receives three leadership gifts totaling $2.5 million for renovation project
• New
U-M Center – CARSS – launches its first two projects
• Taking
kids with special needs to new heights - unique tree house for wheelchair, vent-dependent
kids
June 01, 2004
• Scientists propose ecology for a crowded planet
• The iceman cometh to U-M
May 28, 2004
• Consumer
confidence declines in May
May 27, 2004
• Most of us are poor judges of our own abilities
May 26, 2004
• Pursuing self-esteem harmful; focus on goals rather than yourself
• Workers need to feel they're making a difference
May 25, 2004
• Born to Die Young? U-M study examines the risks of being male
• From Michigan to Broadway
• Obesity affects transition to work from welfare, study shows
• U-M Law School develops collaborative pediatric clinic
• Sakai Project expands with Hewlett Foundation grant to Foothill-De Anza Community College District
May 24, 2004
• Researchers use physics formula to develop map-making computer program
• Experts available on female aggression and aggression research
• Slovakia and U-M collaborate for scholars and projects
• U-M
experts available to discuss Olympic Games
May 21, 2004
• Great Lakes swimmers: Beware of potentially deadly rip currents
May 20, 2004
• Insurance shifts harm poor kids' care
• U-M
planning underway for FY2005 budget cuts
May 19, 2004
• U-M offers new MBA/Educational Studies dual degree
• From fryer to fuel tank, U-M students make a case for waste elimination and
energy recovery
• U-M researcher studies swimmer's itch incidence and risk factors
• Researchers develop new method of mapping percolation
• U-M Life Sciences Institute celebrates grand opening, unveils two centers, four new faculty
• Parents overestimate children's bike, car safety habits
May
18, 2004
• Event announcement: U-M's observatory celebrates 150 years; its telescopes still intact
• Is the market moral? U-M policy expert debates issue in new book
May 17, 2004
• U-M experts available to discuss Iraqi prison treatment
• Regents meeting May 20 in Dearborn begins at 1:30 p.m.
• Health-conscious women not getting colons checked
• University of Michigan announces Hopwood winners
May 14, 2004
• The
Michigan Difference campaign launched with $2.5 billion goal
• Life Sciences Institute announces new centers, new faculty
May 13, 2004
• U-M researchers receive grants for hydrogen research
• Homelands
project wins first Imagining Michigan Award
May 12, 2004
• Four U-M professors named AAAS fellows
• U-M holds Brown event on future of multicultural teaching
May 11, 2004
• University
of Michigan to kick off billion-plus fund-raising campaign: The Michigan Difference
• The
buzz about cicadas: Noisy bugs to emerge after 17 years underground
• Detroit poet laureate's archives housed at U-M
• U-M program helps career changers and urban school districts
• W.K. Kellogg Foundation gives $5 million to School of Public Health
• U-M Regents to meet May 20 in Dearborn
• Cooling
the head prevents brain injury in newborns
May 10, 2004
• Army
salutes U-M students’ recommendations
• Living wills don't work, study says
May 07, 2004
• Rx pain drugs scarce in minority areas
• Freezing technique successful for early-stage breast cancer
May 06, 2004
• Electric Martian dust devils could prove hazardous for space travelers
May 05, 2004
• Event announcement: Rockets whiz, laser beams bounce in Physics Olympiad at U-M
May 04, 2004
• Mutual fund investors: Don't shoot for the stars
• Museum of Art receives $10 million from the Maxine and Stuart Frankel Foundation to name new wing
• Year-round asthma symptoms in kids triggered by parents' second-hand smoke, study suggests
May 03, 2004
• Insulin
pump benefits preschoolers with diabetes
• Has
Southeast Michigan really adopted the principles of lean production?
• U-M
study reveals a hidden cost of depression: Large amounts of extra help for depressed
seniors
• Teaching
families to work together improves diabetes management for low income kids, UMHS
study finds
May 01, 2004
• Dental
pulp cells may hold key to treatment of Parkinson's disease
• Iron-deficient infants score worse on cognitive and motor tests as teens
April 30, 2004
• Confidence
unchanged as job gains offset rising prices and interest rates
• Physics researchers find striking quantum spin behavior
• Scientists:
Forest emissions likely play a greater role in atmospheric cleansing than previously
thought
April 29, 2004
• Can
you hear me now? "Belly talk" popular in U.S.
April 27, 2004
• U-M study shows why it's never too late to lose
weight
• Women need not lose sleep over menopause, U-M study says
• Four faculty members chosen as Guggenheim fellows
• Two
U-M professors elected to National Academy of Sciences
• Fund
will continue to raise & grant funds for bipolar disorder research at U-M
April 22, 2004
• University's new ergopods improve access for students with disabilities
• Event
Cancellation: Conversation with Bernard-Henri Lévy
• Study
examines "Grammars of Death" to learn why we died
April 21, 2004
• Longest
education reform effort produced few achievements
• Task force report recommends eight key areas for U-M
to monitor for environmental sustainability
• Guiding gas exploration: U-M research offers inexpensive tool
April 20, 2004
• Ultra-fast
laser allows efficient, accessible nanoscale machining
April 19, 2004
• Evidence
exonerates 328, but many still falsely imprisoned
• U-M Regents to meet April 22
• U-M Life Sciences Institute to host public tours, grand opening events
• Experts available on education reform and improving schools
• Depression
Center receives $10M gift
April 16, 2004
• Perrigo Co. and U-M Life Sciences Institute name
undergraduate summer research fellows
April 15, 2004
• U-M professor's top-selling book focuses on Toyota's methods
April 14, 2004
• U-M student research may help astronauts burn fuel on Mars
• $8 million gift to Kelsey Museum of the University of Michigan
April 13, 2004
• Childcare subsidies aid the transition from welfare to work
• Event announcement: WDI, Law School to host Globalization, Law and Development Conference
• U-M
Regents to meet April 22
April 12, 2004
• Event announcement: Student research at Brown v. Board theme semester capstone
April 09, 2004
• Diversity
begets diversity:Experiments confirm ecological tenet
• Expanded
banking services can benefit low-income households
• Event announcement: CEO of Intel to speak at 2003-2004 Goff Smith Lecture
April 07, 2004
• Long-forgotten samples may help save species
• William Davidson Institute at the Business School names new director
April 06, 2004
• Sakai open-source project releases draft specifications
• Event announcement: Mary Sue Coleman to receive Women in Leadership Award
• Undergraduate research, faculty mentorship celebrated at U-M
April 05, 2004
• Final move-out date is May 1 for U-M residence halls
• Companies benefit by accepting blame for poor performance
• Event announcement: School integration: Are we better off 50 years after Brown v. Board?
April 01, 2004
• U-M Public Safety rolls out motor unit
• Advisory: World Health Day: U-M researchers can discuss road safety issues
March 31, 2004
• States implement strategies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
• Job growth expected for Wayne County through 2006
• Playing fair: U-M science students confront ethical dilemmas
March 30, 2004
• Technology assists when memory falters
• Rackham celebration features photographer who chronicled Ground Zero
March 29, 2004
• New
materials added to U-M Special Collections Library
• When parents are supportive, children become healthier adults
• Nabokov collection donated to U-M
March 26, 2004
• Consumers remain confident despite scarcity of jobs and higher gas prices
March 25, 2004
• Experts
available on outsourcing—a presidential campaign issue
March 24, 2004
• Event announcement: Nobel Prize winner Robert B. Laughlin to speak at U-M
• U-M teaching program brings research to life to improve education
March 23, 2004
• Making smart drugs that deliver the right kind of punch
• New technology gives U-M dental students front row seats
March 22, 2004
• Undergraduate research celebrated at State Capitol
March 19, 2004
• Rediscover
Rackham celebration features "West Wing" actress
•
Playwright Arthur Miller plans visit to U-M
March 18, 2004
• U.S. economy will add nearly 3 million jobs in next two years
• U-M
hosts Bolcom's massive “Songs of Innocence” in April
• "Dean" of
automotive journalists to address U-M commencement
March 17, 2004
• New U-M housing director selected
March 16, 2004
• E-mail for Mohammed Hameed: U-M study shows discrimination against
Arabs
March 15, 2004
• Davidson
Institute, European Union Center to host forum on union's growth
• Indiana
Jones fan discovers 2,000-year-old papyrus in U-M library
• New journal showcases student-faculty research
• Regents meeting March 18 begins at 2 p.m.
March 12, 2004
• National Internet2 Day on television locally
• U-M
helps Michigan communities guard against bio-terror attacks
• The effect of negative stereotyping on academic performance
March 11, 2004
• Event
announcement: "Activating the Past" explores museums as gathering places
March 10, 2004
• U-M
expands access to hidden electronic resources with OAIster
• Event announcement: U-M hosts Workplace Wellness Conference March 17
March 09, 2004
• Businesses can promote peace in global economy
• U-M receives gifts to support public policy school and athletics department
March 08, 2004
• Advisory: Outsourcing experts available at the Michigan Business School
• U-M
group working to improve access to mental health resnources
• Ann Arbor Dance for Mother Earth Pow Wow in March
• Researchers turn back time for acid-rain ravaged forest
• Event announcement: U-M Media Union renamed to honor James and Anne Duderstadt
• Albright to discuss Middle East democracy, international institutions
• Physics pioneers lauded at U-M
March 04, 2004
• Event announcement:
ISR Roots of Terrorism Initiative sponsors talks
March 03, 2004
• U-M earns award for protecting the environment through energy efficiency
March 02, 2004
• U-M space experts available to discuss Mars findings
March 01, 2004
• Energizing your workplace: New book shows how
• Event announcement: Legendary choreographer Merce Cunningham to appear at U-M
• Madeleine Albright will discuss today's international institutions
February 27, 2004
• Event
announcement: Son of "The Pianist" speaks of life that inspired Oscar-winning
film
• Rock
kills communism: Interview with "first lady of Polish rock"
• Concerns heighten over slow pace of job growth
February 26, 2004
• U-M study: More programs needed to aid students with mental illnesses
• Event
announcement: "Did Life Come From Mars?" Leading Mars expert to speak
at U-M
February 25, 2004
•
Print ad pictures: Less is more
February 24, 2004
• Event announcement :
Three-day conference: Doing documentary work
February 23, 2004
• U-M exhibit features art by Michigan prisoners
February 20, 2004
• Evolution caught in the act
February 19, 2004
• Event announcement: Michigan Business School's Sustainable Business Conference Feb.
27
• Detroit's digital divide not due to race
• Three professors receive prestigious Henry Russel Award at U-M
• Five U-M faculty members named Thurnau Professors
• U-M sets three-year employee parking permit rates
February 18, 2004
• Joan and Sanford Weill give $5 million for U-M's Ford School of Public Policy
building
• Executives use stock buybacks to manage performance results
• Laurita Thomas named to U-M's top human resource post
• Customer satisfaction is at its highest since
1995
February 17, 2004
• Event announcement: Race relations experts explore desegregation in modern education
February 16, 2004
• ADVISORY: U-M experts available to discuss latest interpretations of Christ
• U-M researcher: eating disorders caused by more than body image
• Regents meeting Feb. 19 begins at 2:30 p.m.
February 15, 2004
• From football conferences to food webs: U-M researcher uncovers patterns in
complicated networks
February 14, 2004
• Religion guides views of fertility treatment in Middle East
February 13, 2004
• Michigan Radio wins five 2004 MAB Broadcast Excellence Awards
February 12, 2004
• Survey of U-M freshmen shows a marked increase
in political interest
• UMTRI division changes name to reflect its broad focus
February 11, 2004
• UMHS to study burns related to children's clothing
• U-M Regents to meet Feb. 19
• Norovirus confirmed in viral gastroenteritis outbreak at the University of
Michigan
February 09, 2004
• Economic
Research Initiative on the Uninsured launches book
February 06, 2004
• Event announcement: WDI Panel: Poland's involvement in Iraq
• ANNOUNCEMENT
Saturday Morning Physics announces spring schedule
• Event announcement: Economist Albert Fishlow will speak at WDI panel on Brazil
February 05, 2004
• Patriotism impacts stock portfolio
• U-M continues to grow recycling program
February 04, 2004
• Women
should ignore media's “perfect mom” image, new book says
• Event announcement: Civil rights pioneer, one of Little Rock Nine, visits U-M Feb. 12
February 03, 2004
• University of Michigan announces Hopwood winners
• Race
and religion protect kids from drugs, U-M study finds
February 02, 2004
• U-M
Jazz Festival features Count Basie Orchestra
January 30, 2004
• Surge in optimism due to expected job growth in 2004
• Library develops Brown v. Board of Education digital archive
• Event announcement: U-M School of Dentistry to offer free dental services Saturday
January 29, 2004
• ANNOUNCEMENT:
Black History Month: Beverly Tatum's insights inspire discussions
January 28, 2004
• Event announcement: Michigan Business School's annual Asian Business Conference Feb. 6-7
• Event announcement: Anti-hazing expert to speak at U-M Feb. 3
January 27, 2004
• Event announcement:
New York Times' Keith Bradsher will discuss SUV book at U-M Feb. 4
• Event announcement: U-M ISR remembers the legacy of
Martin Luther King, Jr.
January 26, 2004
• Six (or fewer) degrees of science
January 23, 2004
• Frank Ascione named dean of pharmacy at U-M
•
Study: muscles respond to getting on your feet after spinal cord injury
January 22, 2004
• Black Americans: U-M study documents differences within the community
• Event announcement:Michigan Business School's European Business Conference Jan. 30
• Sakai Project Launches Groundbreaking Open Source Collaboration
January 21, 2004
• Event announcement: U-M expoSItion showcases information professionals
• Event announcement: U-M women's conference to offer workshops, networking opportunities
January 19, 2004
• ADVISORY:
Super Bowl: Advertisers look to score
• U-M expands access to its collections via the Internet
• Lecture dates set for Distinguished University Professors
January 16, 2004
• Event announcement:
Cuban expert Carmelo Mesa-Lago will speak at WDI seminar Jan. 21
January 15, 2004
• CEO pay and earnings manipulation strongly linked
• U-M researchers: Burning fossil fuels has a measurable cooling effect on the
climate
• A failed star is born; the origins of brown dwarfs
January 12, 2004
• U-M experts available to discuss 50th anniversary of Brown v. the Board of Education decision and the case's ongoing legacy
January 9, 2004
• U-M
to host international SARS symposium Jan. 20
•
U-M events honor Martin Luther King, Jr.
• University of Michigan Regents to meet Jan. 15
January 7, 2004
• Hill
Auditorium reopens: Historic restoration, modern amenities
• MEDIA ADVISORY:Hill Auditorium reopens with vibrant look, updated features
• Event announcement: Noted disability scholar Adrienne Asch to visit University of Michigan
January 6, 2004
• U-M researchers
explore origins of high velocity clouds in spiral galaxies
• Event announcement Michigan Business School's FuturTech Conference set for Jan. 15-1
• ADVISORY:
Brown sisters available for media interviews Jan. 12
January 5, 2004
• Consumers
are optimistic about job growth in 2004
• Substance
use is still common at age 35, U-M study finds
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