Ray Fisher Stadium

Ray Fisher Stadium is a baseball stadium in Ann Arbor, Michigan. It is the home field of the University of Michigan Wolverines college baseball teams. The stadium holds 4,000 people and opened in 1921. It is named after former Michigan baseball coach, Ray Fisher.

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Academics

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Athletics

Michigan Stadium · Crisler Arena · Yost Ice Arena · Michigan Wolverines · Football · UM-OSU Rivalry · Little Brown Jug · Paul Bunyan Trophy · Cold War

Campus

Angell Hall Observatory · Burton Tower · The Diag · Dennison Building · Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library · Hill Auditorium · Lurie Tower · Matthaei Botanical Gardens · Michigan Union · Museums · Nichols Arboretum · UM Health System · University Library

Research

Correlates of War · ERC WIMS · Michigan Life Sciences Corridor · American National Election Studies · University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index

Student Life

Gargoyle Humor Magazine · Michigan Daily · The Michigan Review · Michigan Marching Band · University of Michigan Men's Glee Club · University of Michigan Pops Orchestra · UM Solar Car Team · The Victors · University Housing

Broadcasting

Michigan Channel · Michigan Radio (WUOM/WFUM/WVGR) · Michigan Television (WFUM) · Michigan Productions · WCBN-FM · WOLV-TV

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