Fall 2020, (Download PDF)
- The many facets of COVID-19 research in EEB
- Chair's note
- New faculty feature: Monarch migration mysteries under the microscope, André Green
- Grad student feature: Elusive bats hold clues to aid conservation efforts, Giorgia Auteri
- Changing of the chairs: Wittkopp assumes leadership role
- Alum profile: Zemenick seeks to make biology more inclusive, Ash Zemenick
- EEB Photographer at Large Contest 2019
Fall 2019, (Download PDF)
- EEB photo for the ages
- An eye toward conservation of natural communities in diverse ecosystems, María Natalia Umaña
- Pioneering research: studying life in silico and in vivo, Luis Zaman
- A fascination with neotropical fish diversity, evolutionary history and conservation, Hernán López-Fernández
- Photo contest highlights 2018
Fall 2018, (Download PDF)
- Biological Sciences Building brings EEB into 21st century
- Chair's note
- BSB and Museum of Natural History dedication
- Photo Contest highlights 2017
Fall 2017, (Download PDF)
- Research Museums Center
- Alumni Profile with Senay Yitbarek and Theresa Ong
- Chair's note
- Thurnau Professors, Deborah Goldberg, Patricia Wittkopp and John Vandermeer
- New faculty feature: Protecting livelihoods and food sources for Caribbean islanders, Jacob Allgeier
- New faculty feature: Evolution of avian migration, Ben Winger
- Photo Contest highlights 2016
E-news
- Our grads rock! EEB grads score three coveted NSF Graduate Research Fellowships
- Research feature | Biodiversity protects bee communities from disease, U-M study concludes
- New crowdsourced project to digitize Michigan lake and fish records, looking for climate trends
- Alumni news | Alums' international collaboration discovers new floral bacteria, and honors late Professor Emerita Beverly Rathcke
- First virtual Early Career Scientists Symposium attracts broad worldwide audience
- U-M biologist eager for arrival of Brood X cicadas, the sixth emergence of these noisy 17-year bugs in his lifetime
- Science fun fact | What we eat plays a huge role in climate change
- Our GREEBs volunteers rock!
- Research feature: Museum scientistis: prepare for the next pandemic now by preserving animal specimens in natural history collections
- Mark Hunter, celebrated ecologist and inspiring teacher, retires
- Knute Nadelhoffer, legendary ecosystem ecologist and passionate environemental advocate, retires
- Alumni news | Honors undergrad alum Lima finds her passion in urban ecology
- What's up in EEBVIRTUAL Early Career Scientists Symposium 2021 | Natural History Collections: Drivers of Innovation
- Giving Blueday March 10
- Science fun fact: Match that sperm!
- Our grads rock: EEB volunteers at Feria de Ciencias
- Research feature: Tiny brains, big surprise: eavesdropping wasps gain insights about fighting abilities of potential rivals
- Ecologists across the country say academy must root out racism, recognize Black scholar excellence
- Alumni news: Russell investigates wildlife disease that's decimating amphibians
- Changing of the EEB chairs: Wittkopp assumes leadership role
- EEB fall seminars go virtual
- Fall preview event
- Science fun fact: So many dewlaps, so little time
- Our grads rock: Larson wins Rackham Outstanding GSI Award
- Research feature | Baucom lab students publish research on leaf shape and belowground root competition
- Four EEB faculty members named Ecological Society of America Fellows
- Alumni news | Kolins' passion is nature photography
- HAIL! Celebrating our Class of 2020 graduates!
- EEB YouTube playlists include these themes: research, alumni, sustainability, seminars, symposiums and more
- Science fun fact | Bats and diseases, what’s the deal?
- EEB buzz ... alumni scoop
