Men constructing a church in Cambridge Junction, Michigan found an unholy mess — smears of blood, tufts of hair, signs of heavy objects being dragged across the floor. In the graveyard in back, they found heaps of fresh earth next to empty graves. This is the story of the struggle to get bodies in the early days of anatomy classes.

150 years ago, U-M made history when it converted a professor’s house

An early adopter of radiology at U-M

A university rivalry and the roots of college football