Michiganensian Yearbook

The Michiganensian (mi-shi-gen-en-see-in) has been published yearly at the university for over a century. In 2022, we will publish our 126th edition. The first of the annuals published by students at the university was a four-page pamphlet, The University Register, issued in June 1857. This publication contained the names of regents, faculty, graduates, students, and members of the literary and secret societies. During the school year 1858-1859, the first issue of the Palladium was published. The Palladium was published semiannually by a group of seven secret societies or fraternities. It gradually increased in size and content. In 1886, it became a book with illustrations and literary material. Dissatisfied with their treatment in the Palladium, a group of anti-secret society independents published the first issue of The University Castalia in the 1870s. Then in 1894, the senior class of the Law School published an annual, called To Wit, later changed to The Res Gestae. In Ap...