U.S. General Election Information For International Students
While international students, like other non-U.S. citizens, cannot vote in the upcoming general elections on November 5th, you can participate in other ways!
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Learn about the International Center's Summer 2024 Orientation!
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For New and Continuing International Students and Scholars
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You will need a valid travel signature to re-enter the United States
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Click here for information about the online check-in for new F/J students
Announcements
Protests and Demonstrations: Safety Tips
Both the University of Michigan and Ann Arbor have a rich tradition of political speech and voicing opinions through peaceful protest or demonstration. Peaceful demonstrations and protests are protected under the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, and this applies to U-M's international community as well as to U.S. citizens.
Reminder for International Students Returning to U-M from Outside the U.S.
Welcome back to U-M! As you prepare to return to Ann Arbor:
- Be sure you have all necessary re-entry documents
Caution: Groups that Approach New International Students
Dear Students,
Welcome to the University of Michigan!