… first time since 2011, the Michigan hockey team ended its season with a 5-2 loss to North Dakota on March 26. Before we turn the page to next season, the Daily evaluates the Wolverines’ performance…
… in 2015-16. Offense: A+ The Wolverines boasted a historic offense this year, averaging 4.76 goals per game. That mark was good for first nationally, and no team has scored at that clip since…
…Ryan’s adjustment powers Wolverines to four second-half goals at home By BETELHEM ASHAME Daily Sports Writer At first, it seemed to be inconsequential. It was about the 55th minute in a…
…. Teams typically send the ball forward and hope someone finds a way to maintain possession. The Wolverines did just that, kicking the ball up the field toward a sea of jerseys. But something else…
… up eight runs in the bottom of the sixth en route to defeating the 22nd-ranked Wolverines, 11-5. The loss for Michigan (3-2 Big Ten, 21-9 overall) marked its third in a row, its worst losing…
…. Unfortunately for the Wolverines, Lozer was unable to escape the jam. Right fielder Kris Simonton, the first batter Lozer faced, hit a single to center field that drove in two runs. Third baseman Justin…
… Jehu Chesson stretches for the Wolverines' only touchdown of their 42-13 loss to Ohio State at Michigan Stadium on November 28, 2015. STINA PERKINS/Daily Michigan infielder Lindsay Montemarano chases…
… weather was one of few positives that came from their voyage to Los Angeles, as the Wolverines fell, 102-84, against UCLA at Pauley Pavillion on Saturday. The first half was an…
… encouraging sign for the Wolverines, as they shot 65.5 percent from the field and buried 12 of their 16 3-pointers to keep pace with the Bruins’ potent offense despite entering the matchup…
…. Beilein signaled to his point guard to play slowly and burn clock as he brought the Wolverines into their half-court set. Irvin wasn’t having any of it. He received the ball from Walton at the top…
… seemed to regain some semblance of a rhythm, senior guard Caris LeVert fell out of commission with a left leg injury. So the Wolverines have turned to Irvin, among others, to shoulder the…
… scores 22 as Wolverines stun Maryland without Caris LeVert By JACOB GASE Daily Sports Editor Before the Michigan men’s basketball team’s Tuesday night showdown with No. 3 Maryland, the students…
… filling the Maize Rage stood, cheered and waved their thousands of blue LED glow sticks. But it’s hard to believe they were expecting too much from the game itself. After all, the Wolverines were…
…. “This should not have to be a topic of concern for them. So anything I can do as a fellow Wolverine to make someone else feel safer, I’m going to do it.” The proposed camera, outlined in the…
…. “The CSG Fifth Assembly, executives and commission chairs also all did an excellent job of putting student fees to work, benefiting both current and future Wolverines,” Ziegler said. Schafer…
… this past year. “The work that has been done over the past year is impressive — between the expansion of the Wolverine Support Network, the availability of course evaluation data and the Race…
… & Ethnicity Requirement hearings that were held, Cooper, Steven and this administration have a lot to be proud of,” she said. Campus Life Objectives like the expansion of the Wolverine Support Network…
… students, available at only two places on campus. There’s Spectrum, then there’s the Wolverine Wellness department at University Health Services. There used to be a third place right near campus where…
… Arbor community is missing an important resource. “There’s now a void there, and that does make me sad,” she said. Wolverine Wellness, UHS It’s freezing cold and raining, so I throw on a black trench…
… when she’s not writing papers or studying into the early morning hours at the library, she’s focusing on creating positive change on campus. She joined the Wolverine Support Net- work, a peer…
… putting it mildly. She is involved in four different men- tal health-related extracurriculars — Active Minds, the Wolverine Support Network, the Counseling and Psychological Services Stu- dent Advisory…
… the DEI represent something of a workaround. Programs such as Wolverine Pathways and HAIL Scholars — both outlined in the DEI plan — instead aim to funnel marginalized students toward the…
… already been allotted to diversity programs. He noted in particular the Trotter Multi- cultural Center’s relocation and the Wolverine and HAIL schol- arship programs. He said ultimately, a defini- tive…
