University of Michigan

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English: The University of Michigan (UM) is a public university in Ann Arbor, Michigan. First established in Detroit in 1817, it moved to Ann Arbor in 1837. The copyright holder for the university is the University of Michigan Board of Regents.

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Academic buildings [edit]

  • Angell Hall

  • Angell Hall

  • Haven and Mason Halls

  • Rackham School of Graduate Studies

  • Chemistry Building

Campus [edit]

Central Campus [edit]

  • Burton Tower (cropped)

  • Burton Tower

  • Burton Tower (right) and Hill Auditorium (left)

  • Fountain near Burton Tower

  • Fountain near Burton Tower

  • Fountain near Burton Tower

  • Central Campus Diag

  • Central Campus Diag

  • Detroit Observatory

  • Detroit Observatory

  • East University Mall

  • Hill Auditorium

  • Palmer Commons

  • Michigan Union

  • Regent Plaza Cube

  • Michigan League

  • Fleming Administration Building

  • Power Center for the Performing Arts

North Campus [edit]

  • Lurie Engineering Center

  • Lurie Tower

  • North Campus Diag

  • North Campus Art

Libraries [edit]

  • Clements Library

  • Duderstadt Center

  • Hatcher Graduate Library

  • Shapiro Library

  • Shapiro Library

  • UM Law Library interior

Museums [edit]

  • UM Museum of Art

  • Ruthven Exhibit Museum

  • Ruthven Exhibit Museum

Research buildings [edit]

  • Biomedical Science Building

  • Biomedical Science Building

  • Biomedical Science Building (under construction)

  • UM Hospital

  • Life Sciences Institute complex

Residence halls [edit]

  • Couzens (left) and Alice Lloyd Halls

  • Mosher-Jordan (left) and Stockwell Halls

  • Mosher-Jordan Hall

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