The return to campus also means the return of football games at the Big House and a great calendar of athletics events taking place throughout the fall.
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It’s hard to believe that we’re already in August and campus is getting busy as we prepare for students to be here! The start of fall means the start of so many fun activities, opportunities to connect, and resources that can help us all to thrive at U-M. Whether you’re new to the city or are returning to familiar surroundings, check out this month’s newsletter for lots of information, advice and great resources.
Welcome to Michigan
Many students return to Ann Arbor in August, and there are lots of events and activities being organized to welcome you back to campus.
Health and wellbeing resources
As the new school year begins, it's a good time to reconnect with campus resources that can support your well-being and success.
Move Your Way To Well-Being With Michigan Recreation
As we head into fall, we wanted to remind you of the many great opportunities that are available through Michigan Recreation. All are great ways to achieve your fitness and well-being goals, meet new friends and do something nice for yourself.
Michigan Dining
Whether you're living off-campus, in an apartment, or commuting from home, Michigan Dining is here for you.
Student Travel Insurance
The University of Michigan is committed to supporting all of our students in their study, research, conferences, and even extra-curricular experiences abroad as robustly as we can. U-M is able to provide support when students register their travel and enroll in travel abroad health insurance.
Multi-Ethnic Student Affairs (MESA)
SIBS is a year-long student coordinated peer mentorship program that is open to all students at the University of Michigan who are interested in learning about topics that affect the Black community, and it's dedicated to the retention and success of the students in the program.
Spectrum Center - LGBTQIA2S+ welcome events
Kick off your U-M experience at Spectrum Center's fall welcomes and find more events all year long.
Moving back to Ann Arbor?
Want to save money, support local organizations and protect the environment? Have to move but not sure how?
Community Concerns Response Program
The Community Concerns Response Program wants to let you know that we are here to support you throughout the upcoming school year. We support students living off-campus individually and in groups and assist with responding to reported concerns at nearby off-campus housing locations.
Stay Safe: What to Do if You Find a Bat Indoors
As the new school year approaches, it’s important to know how to stay safe on campus–including how to handle encounters with wild animals. Rabies is a rare but serious disease that can be prevented by taking the right steps if you have close contact with animals such as bats, raccoons, skunks, and foxes.
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