Beyond The Diag - February 2026

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February brings with it celebrations like Valentine’s Day and other events that focus on belonging and connectedness. Students being connected in community is one of the most important parts of the Michigan experience, so take a look at this month’s newsletter for lots more information to help build your sense of belonging and get you connected!

Michigan Athletics Keep Winning!

There are still lots of opportunities to see our teams in action, even as many seasons close out in the next few weeks and get set for tournament play in March and April.

Events from the Center for Campus Involvement

There are some fun and exciting events to look out for in the coming weeks, so take a look at the list below, or check out the Happening@Michigan calendar for full details about what’s coming up!

Staying Warm and Safe in Cold Weather

As temperatures plummet, we know everyone is doing their best to stay warm and comfortable. The University Fire Marshal, part of the Environment, Health & Safety department, has some important guidance on being safe when staying warm indoors.

Belonging Through Michigan Recreation

Belonging at Michigan is built through shared experiences, like showing up to the same places, moving alongside others, and finding moments of connection outside the classroom. Michigan Recreation creates these opportunities every day by bringing students together through activity, teamwork, and community-centered spaces.

Home Is Where The Heart Is

This 2nd annual event, led by Beyond The Diag, brings students together to connect, build community, and learn about a variety of campus resources.

Winter Housing Fairs

Are you planning to live off campus in the fall, but you’re not sure where to start? Beyond The Diag can help you get started with your search!

Expect Respect & Cultivating a Sense of Belonging at Michigan

The University of Michigan’s Expect Respect program fosters a campus community where belonging is a core part of the student experience. As Wolverines, we each bring unique identities, backgrounds, and perspectives that shape how we move through campus and beyond it.

Empowerment Self Defense - Winter Semester Schedule

These workshops, led by Sexual Harassment and Rape Prevention (SHARP) and Gracie Survival Tactics Level 1-certified instructors, aim to teach participants situational awareness and prevention skills to leave them better equipped to deal with everything from harassment to potentially violent people to sexual assault.

Sustainability Honors Graduation Cords

Student Life Sustainability is offering May 2026 graduates (undergraduate and graduate students) the opportunity to apply for the Excellence in Sustainability Honors Cord Program.

Trotter/MESA, SIBS, BSU Announce Black History Month Events

The Office of Multi-Ethnic Student Affairs (MESA), Trotter Multicultural Center, SIBS, and Black Student Union (BSU) are excited to share a great calendar of events as the University of Michigan comes together to honor and celebrate Black histories and heritage.

Campus Collective - Art and Safety

We are pleased to announce a new opportunity for student artists on campus. Students are invited to submit original art (sketches or digital concepts) that explore the themes of safety, service and new beginnings.