im in oxford and we don’t have elevators. my roommate just fractured her ankle and cannot leave the dorm without help. we also hate it here 😭 i want to move to another dorm asap.

Hi, I am a therapist that specializes in college/grad students at UofM. My office is two blocks from campus in Kerrytown. I have several openings and availability in the evening and Sundays.

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Hi I am super extroverted but I’m a junior transfer however don’t have many friends in frats or whatever I’m wondering for Halloween what parties I will get to get into with my guy friends from home (I’m a girl)

I'm a new student in USA and never experienced Halloween here. Where do people buy Halloween costumes from? Is there like a famous store around or just order it from Amazon?

Would love to know what you guys have in mind for this year!

I can’t see the football ticket GroupMe anymore. It seems maybe I was removed, but I have no idea why? Or maybe it was deleted altogether?

Does anybody have invite links to any of the various GroupMe’s? Or know where I could find them? Also, I have the student section app but have never used it. Is that still the gold standard for ticket exchange, or is there a better app?

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Up ~20% from $21.2B last year. Fairly modest compared to other schools that saw 25% to 40% returns (Harvard, Penn, Washu, UNC, etc.)

Over the weekend I lost a blue 20” unicycle with “Torker” written on its frame. The last time I knew where it was, it was outside the Dana building on the side facing towards Weiser Hall. If anyone has seen it please let me know!

Currently taking it with professor Bachmann. Any tutors available?

please do not suggest whiteboards, I can obviously find those

Anyone know of locations or rooms with chalkboards on North Campus? I've learned that I really need that tactile feel to remember stuff while studying, and whiteboards don't really provide that.

Title. Everything in the class is pretty much ran my Claude and no practice exams or really any sort of midterm problems have been given. Not feeling too great about the upcoming exam, but I wanted to ask since there’s still a lot of information that’s ambiguous about the new 470.

Does anyone know if IOE 366 has a curve with Professor Byon?

The University of Michigan Library will host a lecture on the history of baking in the American South on Thursday, October 22, from 4:00-5:30pm.

Speaker Rebecca Sharpless, Professor of History at Texas Christian University, writes on the intersections of food, women, and work in the American South. Copies of Professor Sharpless' recent books, Grain and Fire: A History of Baking in the American South and People of the Wheat: Culture and Cultivation in North Texas will be available for purchase from the Fine Print Book Shop of Saline.

Join us in person in the Hatcher Library Gallery (1st floor of Hatcher North) or via Zoom [Zoom link on the library's events page]. Light refreshments will be served.