UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN NORTH CAMPUS

Proceeds from the event will go toward SafeHouse Center.

ANN ARBOR, MI - Officers of University of Michigan’s Division of Public Safety and Security are conducting training exercises Wednesday and Thursday at a North Campus dormitory. The training is taking place between 6 a.m. and 4 p.m., June 1-2, within a fenced area around the Northwood III buildings, police said. The Northwood III apartment buildings will be replaced by three buildings in a $190-million UM project intended to expand North Campus housing. The project involves the current Northwood III buildings being demolished, with completion of the new buildings scheduled for 2024. Read more from The Ann Arbor News:1,200 new student beds coming in $190 million project on University of Michigan North CampusField hockey or pop music?

ANN ARBOR, MI - Peter Allen of Ann Arbor has carried many titles in his 76-year life. The lecturer of real estate development at University of Michigan’s Ross Business School is retiring, and his last class is on Feb. 22. This passion for real estate development was apparent in the classroom, said many of his former students. Beyond the passion and social skills built in Allen’s classroom were the building blocks of successful real estate development, Fitzsimmons said. Ann Arbor real estate developer Peter Allen speaks at the groundbreaking on a new riverfront tunnel pathway project off Depot Street on Feb. 18, 2020.

Staff at U-M's Computer & Video Game Archive have been busy digitally archiving games during the pandemic.

ANN ARBOR – The University of Michigan Police Department announced on Tuesday it has a person of interest in custody in an armed robbery that took place on North Campus on Saturday. When the victim approached the vehicle, the suspect pulled a gun and demanded he give him the property before fleeing in an unknown direction. U-M Police Department’s Safety and Security Tips:If selling or buying goods, meet in the Safe Exchange Zone or other neutral, populated and well-lit areas. If you are in need of a safe place for an in-person exchange of goods, DPSS has established a “Safe Exchange Zone.”Do not disclose unnecessary personal details and avoid meeting at your home. If you feel threatened, look for a blue light emergency phone or call 911 from any phone.

ANN ARBOR – University of Michigan Student Life’s Maize & Blue Cupboard is now setting up a mobile food pantry twice a month on North Campus. The mobile distribution center sets up at Northwest Lot 10 along Hubbard and east of Murfin every other Wednesday and will run through Nov. 18. MAIZE & BLUE CUPBOARD ON NORTH@umich's effort to provide equitable access to healthy, nutritious and nourishing food to students, faculty and staff will be setting up a mobile food distribution center on North Campus tomorrow! To volunteer with the mobile food distribution center, click here. The Maize & Blue Cupboard is located inside the Betsy Barbour Residence Hall on central campus at 420 S. State St. Its hours of operation are Monday-Friday from 3 p.m.-7p.m.