1. U-M increases emphasis on programming to support diversity in the workplace

   April 21, 2003

2. Three U-M faculty members named Guggenheim fellows

   April 17, 2003

3. University takes measures to reduce health care expenditures

   April 17, 2003

4. Mothers, especially single moms, are most vulnerable to terror threat

   April 16, 2003

5. U-M expert: UN—not U.S.—should handle post-war rebuilding

   April 14, 2003

6. Pulitzer Prize winning poet Richard Howard at U-M Hopwood Awards

   April 10, 2003

7. Insulin plays many parts in glucose regulation

   April 10, 2003

8. ClosetCulture.net provides online open forum

   April 10, 2003

9. Ocean eruptions: An unrecognized hazard

   April 9, 2003

10. When the rain is mainly not on the Plains: Farming, water and sprawl

    April 8, 2003

11. Additional SARS resources

    April 4, 2003

12. Additional SARS resources

    April 3, 2003

13. Would Americans tolerate high casualties, chemical attacks in war?

    April 3, 2003

14. It’s a nova …it’s a supernova …it’s a HYPERNOVA

    April 3, 2003

15. Scientists help U.S. troops in war and people at home with multitasking

    April 2, 2003

16. Decline in consumer confidence ends: Sustained gains depend on revival in jobs and wages

    March 28, 2003

17. Mary Sue Coleman inaugurated U-M’s 13th president

    March 27, 2003

18. Homer Neal receives 2003 Bouchet Award

    March 27, 2003

19. War issues to be the focus of U-M lectures and panel discussions

    March 26, 2003

20. Nobel Prize winner Carl Wieman to speak at U-M

    March 26, 2003

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