Election Day has arrived — between Proposal E and a contentious U.S. Senate race, Ann Arbor’s voters have big decisions on their hands.

Michigan's once-dormant running game is showing signs of improvement, but the Wolverines are still not getting much from Jordan Marshall.

Subscribe to The Maynard Street Blitz for the top Michigan athletics stories (and a few hot takes), delivered to your inbox every other Wednesday. Sophomore kicker Trey Butkowski has left 12 points on ...

The No. 5 Michigan women’s basketball team won its exhibition with NAIA Rochester Christian by a 91-point margin. But it wasn’t because of its ability to create traditional offense. Of the Wolverines’ ...

Instead of asking a single player to take on Thiam’s role, Boynton relied on several contributors to get the job done.

Lune Mathis/DAILY. Buy this photo. After sophomore forward Adam Valentini’s game-winning overtime goal Sunday, he credited his teammates first and foremost, and one in particular: junior forward ...

By Dominic Apap, Senior City Editor Welcome back to A2 Outlook! I hope everyone had an amazing Halloween. This week, the city beat and I interviewed all sixteen candidates running for the city’s ...

The No. 16 Michigan men’s basketball team has already found some trouble with its performance within the paint this season, largely relying on its highly touted guard rotation to pack on the points ...

November 2, 2026By Grace Schuur Photo courtesy of Elena Nicholson. FBI charges four pro-Palestine activists, arrests two in Ann Arbor FBI agents charged four people in Ann Arbor Thursday — two of whom ...

Then you come back and take it back.” Compared to moments like these, this year’s battle for the Paul Bunyan trophy feels a little bit hollow. At first glance, it seems reasonable — after all, in ...

J.P. Estrella is always sporting a massive grin on his face and is his teammates’ loudest cheerleader both on the court and on the sidelines.

The Michigan Daily breaks down Michigan's roster, providing analysis on the Wolverines' guards, forwards, and center rotations.