Beyond The Diag - January 2026

For information about Michigan Athletics teams, visit mgoblue.com. You can find details on tickets, schedules, rosters and much more.

Winter Semester Events from the Center of Campus Involvement include: Goosechase, UU Weekly: Cocoa & Connections, Learn at the League: VIPs Crochet Workshop, Learn at the League, and UU Weekly: Trivia Night.

As we kick-off a year of new beginnings, we wanted to remind you of the many great opportunities that are available through Michigan Recreation. There are so many great ways to achieve your fitness and well-being goals, meet new friends and bring some balance and fun to your life.

January can often bring with it ambitious goals that can sometimes be hard to maintain - like Dry January, or resolutions around exercising more, eating more healthily, or even cutting back on screen time. Instead of focusing on lofty goals that might become unsustainable, use this time to think about what’s really important to you.

Four staff have been designated as confidential resources for students at U-M—a new beginning that will encourage more students to seek help and promote a supportive campus.

Spectrum Center is excited to announce a new series of videos that offer some quick lessons on HIV & AIDS.

If you are exploring options for your minor, take a look at how this program could benefit you!

Did you know there's a free student-led, student-serving program to help build a strong foundation for your group or organization?

Effective January 1, Student Life will reorganize the Trotter Multicultural Center and Multi-Ethnic Student Affairs (MESA) into a single unit, bringing together two units with similarly-aligned missions.

Searching for off-campus housing can feel overwhelming. Beyond The Diag offers a range of dedicated resources to make this process as easy as possible.

Beyond the Diag is looking for off-campus students who are interested in fostering community among students who live off campus and improving communication between students, the university, and the Ann Arbor community. In addition to this, we are looking for students who can raise awareness of issues and promote positive neighbor relations with all off-campus students.

Are you starting your Ann Arbor era? Then think about getting your living and school supplies from one of the many places that sell gently used, good condition items.