U-M: your gateway to culture

A short ride by car or University bus will take you to North Campus, where you’ll find stellar examples of public art and exhibition venues located within the School of Art & Design, and parts of the School of Music, Theatre & Dance—the Walgreen Drama Center, which houses Stamps Auditorium and the Arthur Miller Theatre, and the Moore Building, which features Britton Recital Hall, Blanche Anderson Moore Organ Hall, and McIntosh Theatre. Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library (National Archives) This U.S. presidential library contains 25 million pages of documents, audiovisual materials, and lobby exhibits related to the presidency of U-M alumnus Gerald R. Ford. www.fordlibrarymuseum.gov The Donald Hall Collection (Dept. of Screen Arts & Cultures library) Named for the renowned poet Donald Hall, the library holds thousands of screenplays, DVDs, videotapes, and laserdiscs. www.lsa.umich.edu/sac/collections.html University of Michigan Library One of the largest university library systems in the country, MLibrary serves the U-M community from many campus locations. MLibrary is a pioneer in digitization efforts and offers a wide range of resources. Among its 15 libraries are: the Harlan Hatcher Graduate Library (home to the Map Library, the Papyrology Collection, and the Special Collections Library); the Shapiro Undergraduate Library (home to the Shapiro Science Library and the Askwith Media Library); and the Art, Architecture and Engineering Library. www.lib.umich.edu