Daily Digest

10-13-2016

Regent Larry Deitch (D–Bloomfield Hills) is finishing his 24th year on the University of Michigan Board of Regents — and hoping for eight more. As Deitch looks to kick off his campaign for a fourth term, though, he emphasizes the quality of his experience over his resume’s length.

“People who know me know I’m not a status quo kind of person,” he said. “Experience is invaluable, but it’s not a special knowledge or window. I’m not going to get too nostalgic.”

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Dear subscribers,

Today, we look at the Cancer Center's cross-collaborative efforts and Regent Larry Deitch, who is running for re-election. Michigan women's basketball coach Kim Barnes Arico discussed her offense and new players at media day yesterday, and Khalid Hill is finding success at his new job for Michigan football. Finally, be sure to check out the Austin City Limits festival report from the Art's desk.

All the best,

The Michigan Daily

New director of Comprehensive Cancer Center aims to continue cross-collaborative efforts

In September 2016, Eric Fearon, professor of internal medicine, pathology and human genetics, was named the new director of the University of Michigan Comprehensive Cancer Center. In an interview with The Michigan Daily, Fearon laid out a number of goals for the center including continuing multidisciplinary collaboration, recruiting top leaders in the field and increasing initiatives for improving patient cancer care.  

Barnes Arico talks offense, newcomers at media day

The Wolverines have reason to believe they will set another school scoring record this year, as they will return their top three scorers.

Festival Report: Daily Arts goes to Austin City Limits 2016

Three days, eight stages, thirteen bands, with the heavy weight of procrastinated homework hanging gleefully over our heads.

‘Hammering panda’ Hill not slowing down in breakout season

Hill has become Michigan’s main goal-line option, punching in seven touchdowns in six games and adding a receiving score Saturday.

TBT

Michigan Stadium's Opening Game was on October 1st, 1927. Michigan played and beat Ohio Wesleyan, 33-0.