Do you like the idea of tea and light refreshments in a beautiful, book-filled space?
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November is a month that is often associated with the importance of connection. That may be with family, friends, classmates or neighbors. Finding ways to connect with one another is vital to us feeling a part of the U-M community, and this month’s newsletter has lots of information and opportunities for you to do that!
Beyond the Bet: A Campus Conversation On Gambling And Well-Being
Join us on Monday, November 17 for a day of conversation about the fast-changing landscape of sports betting and online gambling.
Michigan Recreation - New Ways to Get Active and Connect
Michigan Recreation connects Wolverines through fitness, fun, and shared experiences on the field, in our gym facilities, and beyond.
Office of Student Conflict Resolution (OSCR)
To help navigate complex feelings and situations, OSCR is a community resource for students to aid them with conflict resolution.
Expect Respect and How to Be a Good Neighbor
The university’s Expect Respect program focuses on the importance of creating and upholding a campus community that treats everyone with dignity and respect. As part of this, making an effort to maintain good relationships with your neighbors can be an important step towards helping to create a positive community.
Building Your Community On Campus
Community is care and can reduce those seasonal blues! Here are a few ways you can connect with a community and prioritize your social well-being this month.
Savor the Season with Michigan Dining
As we move closer to the end of the semester and the holiday season, we are reflecting on what brings us together - good food, shared moments, and the warmth of community.
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