Good morning, Ann Arbor.

C. Cybele Raver was appointed president-elect on Sept.

1 — she will officially start on Dec. 1 and form her leadership team to fill key roles such as Michigan Medicine CEO and athletic director.

The Michigan Health Council released its 2026 healthcare workforce index ranking 10 jobs based on wage growth, turnover and shortages; dentists led the list while nurse practitioners, sonographers and paramedics show strong outlooks for the decade.

The report uses data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics & college figures.

Michigan Athletics and Levy signed a 10-year contract to upgrade concessions at Michigan Stadium this season, introducing a grab and go format and freshly made food at every stand.

Hungry Howies will replace Buddy’s Pizza, and fans will experience the new offerings during Michigan Football home games.

Michigan football fans can listen to a season preview podcast that highlights breakout picks like safety Chris Bracy & quarterback Bryce Underwood ahead of Saturday’s season kickoff.

The episode presents experts’ insights on team strengths and freshmen to watch this fall.

The Wolverine Confidential podcast discussed which freshmen may impact Michigan football in 2026.

Salesi Moa and Travis Johnson might step in at receiver while running back Savion Hiter and defensive end Carter Meadows (rated No. 9 nationally) could add depth.

Ann Arbor-area girls swimmers, including state champions and Division I prospects, are set to compete at a high level this season, with top athletes expected to excel in events like freestyle and breaststroke (as noted by local sports reporters).

Michigan four-star WR commit Quentin Burrell scored three touchdowns with a game-winning 35-yard catch as his team rallied from a 30-point deficit to win 48-44 over St. Joseph last week.

His performance stands out as Michigan gears up for its 2026 season opener Saturday, highlighting strong recruiting.