Diag - University of Michigan
WEBExplore the heart of Michigan’s Central Campus: the Diag. This is where the iconic Block M is located, as well as some of the oldest and most beautiful buildings on campus: the Hatcher Graduate Library, the UgLi, Angell Hall, the …
Don't step on the 'M' at the UMich Diag - The Michigan Daily
WEBMar 31, 2023 · During the University’s annual football rivalry week with Michigan State University, U-M fraternity Theta Xi keeps a 24-hour vigil over the block ‘M’ in order to protect it from MSU students in an event known as “Defend the Diag.”
Students reminisce on Diag memories as block 'M ... - The Michigan …
WEBJul 17, 2019 · At the center of the University of Michigan’s Ann Arbor campus, where the Diag’s two largest paths cross, lies a bronze block ‘M’ set in granite in the ground. The monument was donated by the University’s class of 1953 as a gift to then University President Harlan Hatcher. During the fall and winter semesters, thousands upon …
The Diag - Wikipedia
WEBThe Diag (/ ˈdaɪ.æɡ / DY-ag) is a large open space in the middle of the University of Michigan's Central Campus. Originally known as the Diagonal Green, the Diag derives its name from the many sidewalks running near or through it in diagonal directions.
360° Tour of the University of Michigan: Diag Part 1
WEBMay 11, 2021 · Explore the heart of Michigan’s Central Campus: the Diag. This is where the iconic Block M is located, as well as some of the oldest and most beautiful buildings on campus: the Hatcher Graduate Library, the UGLI, Mason Hall, the remodeled Kraus Building, and the Burton Memorial Tower and carillon.
A Different Diag | University of Michigan Heritage Project
WEBA Different Diag | University of Michigan Heritage Project. By James Tobin. Caption. The valley of the Huron as it appeared to a sketch artist of the 19th century. Image: Available in Bentley Image Bank and Jasper Francis Cropsey Visual Materials collection, Bentley Historical Library.
Professor White’s Diag | University of Michigan Heritage Project
WEBThis early photograph of the original Mason Hall (at right) and South Hall—U-M’s first two classroom buildings—shows seedlings likely planted by Professor White. Image: Available online in Bentley Image Bank and in the Photographs Vertical File, …
On the Diag | University of Michigan Heritage Project
WEBThe beauty of the Diag is improvisational. It is less elegant than a formal landscape design, but more comfortable, even homey, partly because the trees have been planted piecemeal. They were planted here and there as buildings came and went and as walkways changed, creating a particular sense of pl
A tree grows on the Diag | Michigan Today
WEBJul 13, 2011 · I did a history of the ME Department and I was studying some photos of trees around the old Engineering “Annex” on S. University. Over the course of years one tree in particular flourished and grew until in one photo, a new chimney appears above the building (belching black smoke).
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WEBThe University of Michigan’s central campus sports a walkway that cuts from its northwest corner down to its southeast. To students today, this walkway is lovingly known as “The Diag” . It is a quick way to cut across campus, and there are numerous little walkways that sprout out from its main walkway, allowing students to freely travel ...