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Link with alumniThe following stories highlight the extraordinary range of donors’ generosity to Michigan, and the many ways their giving shapes lives across our campus and in the world beyond.
Supporting the Student Experience
The Audubon Room’s revealing collections
Thanks to the generosity of Dr. Bernard J. Sivak (BA ’50), Jennifer R. Poteat and Stephen S. Clark (BSEME ’74, MBA ’76), students and the public now have better access than ever to some of U-M Library’s greatest holdings.
Former diamond stand-outs go deep for student-athletes
Preparing tomorrow's math and science educators
Donors Put Social Work Students in the Field
Student, Soldier, Husband, Father
The Shape of Things to Come: Aikens’ historic gift helps expand the Law Quad masterpiece
Advancing Arts, Culture and Community
By opening its new "Lobby", the University Musical Society is drawing more fans to the performing arts.
Donors encourage new research of Clements Library’s old treasures
Donors Make the Gardens Flourish
Van Allsburgs Express Support for Art & Design Students
Stargazers: Upgraded planetarium provides a window on the Universe
Cultivating Local and Global Leaders
A capital commitment for undergrads
Robert Altman and Lynda Carter want U-M undergrads to spend a semester in Washington, D.C., studying the workings of government and experiencing the cultural, intellectual and institutional riches of one of the world’s most influential cities.The couple also knows this experience comes with a significant price tag.
Building a better life for children in need
Support for global explorers of the Corporation in Society
Presidents Challenge: A gift from the heart
Bickners’ Challenge Moves Kinesiology Students to Give Back
Shapiro gift breaks down academia’s walls in the effort to solve social problems
Promoting Health and Well-Being
The Brehm Tower at the
W.K. Kellogg Eye Center:
Focused on care and research
Hundreds of faculty, staff and donors gathered April 23 to dedicate the Brehm Tower at the W.K. Kellogg Eye Center, a new facility just northwest of the Medical Center that will expand the University of Michigan’s capacity for care and research related to eye disease and diabetes.
Brouse Lecture promotes Nursing excellence
Dental Scholarships for those who serve their country
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