What to do in Ann Arbor/Detroit/Michigan?

[alphatarget1]

I got accepted to Grad School in UM for a MS and I'm meeting a professor next month. Any suggestions as to where to check out? I'll be staying for 3 nights. It'd be great if some ATOT people can show me around!!

 

[MrsBugi]

Congratulations on your acceptance! What are your interests? I attended the UMich from 1999-2000 and there is plenty to do. If you enjoy nature make sure to check out the Arb. Here's a list of other potential place sto check out.

 

[Special K]

What program? I'm a current EE grad student.

 

[alphatarget1]

MS in Civil Engineering (yeah, bottom of the barrel ), Structural

 

[Lola]

AA is a great town. lots to do, and some great restaurants as well. Spend your few days exploring the city.
Have dinner one night at the Gandy Dancer!

 

[jiggahertz]

Originally posted by: LolaWiz
AA is a great town. lots to do, and some great restaurants as well. Spend your few days exploring the city.
Have dinner one night at the Gandy Dancer!

Gandy Dancer is great. I did my undergrad at UofM, great university/city. They also have a newly built Buffalo Wild Wings (BW3's) on State St. just north of central campus for some cheap wings/draft beers that unfortunately was not there while I was a student.

Ashley's is a little nicer bar that is frequented by grad students, on State just north of the union. Be careful, as I had a drill bit in my pizza once.

I remember seeing a demo of the "earthquake lab" or whatever they call it in one of the Civil buildings. I probably didn't really appreciate it since I was about a Junior in HS at the time, but you may want to check it out.

 

[jiggahertz]

Zingerman's deli has some of the best sandwiches I've ever had as well.

 

[R Nilla]

Pizza Bob's is a great little pizza/sub joint on State St. The "favorite" sub is pretty tasty.