Category Archives: Top Stories
Avoid scams that steal your login (and your paycheck!)
Scams that are designed to steal your login under false pretenses, such as a party invitation or a request to review a document, are affecting the U-M community. Please share this information with faculty, staff and students in your unit or department. How it works Scammers send you an email directing you to enter your uniqname, password, and… Read More »
Inside the Duderstadt Center: A Hidden Tech Playground for Creators
Profiles in IT: Lovida Roach, MBA
Celebrating Data Privacy Day 2025
STAC Annual Charter Review / Officer Election
Data Privacy Day event: Privacy in the Age of AI
Submit Your Data Viz by Jan. 15
Leadership Profile: Joe Gregoria
IT Standard on Endpoint Security Administration
Winter Innovation Expo 2024 – a moment on our innovation journey
Around 200 technology professionals from across the university came together at the Winter Innovation Expo networking event. Incoming Chair Aubrey Morse announced the rebranding of Michigan IT as the Michigan Technology Community, the Hacks With Friends finalists presented their projects, and attendees were able to learn about innovative projects across the university.
Michigan IT Transitions to Michigan Technology Community
Make a Maizey Workshops for Instructors: 12/11 and 12/18
Profiles in IT: Jack Underwood
MPassport: Enhancing the international student experience
Student Life’s International Center supports U-M international students, faculty, and staff, as well as campus community members going abroad for study, work, and travel. Before 2021, the center relied on various Microsoft Access databases and software tools to engage with and track its constituents, lacking a unified system to streamline operations. The move to MPassport significantly reduced the… Read More »
New Enhancements for MiMaizey, Personal AI Assistant for U-M Students
Digitizing 1.7 million specimens at the U-M Herbarium with AI
The University of Michigan Herbarium is home to some of the finest botanical collections in the world. Founded in 1837 and growing ever since, their 1.7 million specimens of vascular plants, algae, bryophytes, fungi, and lichens, combined with the expertise of the faculty-curators, students, and staff, provide a world-class facility for teaching and research in systematic biology and… Read More »