The University of Michigan has bought land in downtown Detroit containing an urban garden that it plans to build a parking structure on for the university's future center for innovation.

The land at 2201 W. Grand River Ave. in Detroit is 2.3 acres and will likely support the ongoing University of Michigan Center for Innovation project, university officials said Monday, Dec. 9.

Michigan universities estimate the proposed cuts could cost them collectively more than $200 million. The announcement ...

a new high for the university that continues to keep Michigan in the top-producing universities for innovation. It's all part of the puzzle. At UM, we are working across academic silos in an ...