The business school was first established in 1924 and has had major transformations since then. This new and modern structure on central campus is state of the art.
Many programs are available at Ross such as bachelor’s, master’s, dual degrees, doctoral degrees and an executive education program. A host of facilities and institutes are also associated with the school including the Executive Business and Finance Center, The William Davidson Institute and the Executive Residence on 710 E. University Ave., Ann Arbor, Mi.
Ross has been ranked as one of the best business schools in the world.
Please feel free to contact us if you or your group would like to have transport assistance to/from Ross School of Business at any time. Call 734-845-9222 to make reservations.
May 4th will be a big day for many university students celebrating their graduation ceremony at The Big House this year. The guest speaker is scheduled to be our new state Governor. Gretchen Whitmer will be sticking with tradition as the 6th sitting Governor to deliver a commencement address for U of M in the past 40 years. Although she is an MSU Spartan graduate (but also former Towsley Policymaker in Residence – U of M) it will be all about the maize and blue graduates and their achievements on the the 4th. Please read The Record or the Official U of M Commencement Guide for more information about U of M graduation day guest speakers and events.
Go Blue – University of Michigan – Ann Arbor
Book Rides to any graduation day event before the big day begins, you don’t want to miss out, call Fare Ride @ 734-845-9222 or visit us online: Reservations@annarbortaxi-farecab.com
There’s a major increase in taxicab & limo requests during the cold months in Michigan. Book ahead with us to avoid being stranded in dangerous winds and freezing temperatures. Call 734-845-9222 for reservations at any time.
Take a trip to the Museum of Natural History at the University of Michigan.
Set to have it’s grand opening in 2019 on the 14th of April, this fabulous new location is on central campus grounds in the Biological Sciences Building at 1105 North University Avenue, Ann Arbor, Mi 48109. To learn more, visit the official U of M site link: Museum of Natural History
Michigan has plenty of amazing places to go to and sites to see therefore you may have a hard time figuring out where to begin. We put together a list of some prime locations to help you traverse northward into The Mitten State without any hesitation and make your journey one that you’ll never forget.
1. Tahquamenon Falls State Park
This is Michigan’s best kept little secret, it’s tucked away in a heavily forested wonderland within Yooper territory (upper peninsula). The falls are one of the 3 largest to east of the Mississippi river.
2. Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore
Nature lovers, this awesome place is definitely for you. If you love kayaking or hiking outdoors; there’s no way to turn a blind eye to this natural Michigan wonder.
3. Traverse City, Michigan
A bustling small town in the northwestern part of the lower peninsula with plenty of beautiful beaches. If you like boating, Midwest summer days, exploring park trails and vineyards then this is the place to be.
4. Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore
The outstanding 35 mile stretch along Michigan’s N. W. coastline offers you some extraordinary natural views. It’s a spectacular landscape and it earned the title of “The Most Beautiful Place in America” in 2011.
5. Torch Lake, Michigan
You’re thinking this picture is a mistake right? This must be a place in the Caribbean Sea right? No way!! It’s the one and only Torch Lake! These pristine and aqua colored waters are extremely rare to see in the Midwest.
6. Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village
This is the largest indoor-outdoor museum complex in the U. S. and it preserves an enormous amount of our American history. People of all ages can experience factory tours, village living, historical exhibits, see rare memorabilia and much more.
7. Michigan International Speedway
It’s was opened in 1968 in Brooklyn, Michigan and now this D-shaped 2 mile track is used primarily for NASCAR events. Known in motorsports as one of the premier fast tracks for it’s wide racing surface and high banking.
8. Detroit Institute of Arts
Located in Midtown Detroit’s Cultural Center Historic District it’s home to one of the largest and most significant art collections in the U.S. It has over 100 art galleries and is valued at almost 10 billion dollars.
9. The Gilmore Car Museum
This amazing facility full of history is on 90 acres in Hickory Corners, Michigan. Offering a collection of 7 museums with over 300 classic and rare vehicles and also motorcycles from all eras of manufacturing.
10. Manitou Island, Michigan
Known for it’s unspoiled habitat and historic light station still in operation off of the Keweenaw Peninsula (U.P.). This protected area is attractive for birdwatching, camping, hiking and kayaking or boating in Lake Superior.
11. Boyne Mountain Resort
Boasting a vast collection of accommodations, this popular resort includes attractions for both winter and summer seasons. The premier Bavarian style lodge is mostly known for skiing and golf. It’s about 17 miles south of Petoskey in the L. P.
12. Horseback Riding | Ann Arbor
You might think it’s all about academics and the University of Michigan in this thriving college town, it’s true indeed but hold your horses, you can also enjoy some equestrian ambitions. There’s plenty of stables around to make your dreams come true.
13. Silver Lake State Park
This is an excellent place to visit for some super fun times. You have so many options to choose from at this public recreation area of about 3,000 acres. One section of the dunes permits off-road vehicles for some extra excitement.
Mackinac Island, Michigan
Travel to a place and time when automobiles didn’t exist. You can only gain access to this popular National Historic Landmark by ferry boat. There’s plenty of activities on the island to experience such as fine dining, visiting historic sites, horse and carriage taxi rides, hiking trails, golfing, art museum, some of the best chocolate fudge you’ll ever taste and much more
Fare Ride Taxi & Limo Co. provides chauffeured transportation from Detroit Metro Airport to any destination in Michigan.
Call our dispatch today @ 734-845-9222 and book your ride with the right service, nobody knows the roads like we do, you can count on us.
Ride services are also available at other major Michigan airports:
Bishop International Airport – FNT – Flint, Michigan
Capital Region International Airport – LAN – Lansing, Michigan
Gerald R. Ford International Airport – GRR – Grand Rapids, Michigan
Detroit Willow Run Airport – YIP – Ypsilanti, Michigan
Kalamazoo/Battle Creek International Airport – AZO – Portage, Michigan
Ann Arbor Municipal Airport – ARB – 801 Airport Drive, Ann Arbor, Mi. 48108
We provide transport to and from this facility for any occasion. Located in Ann Arbor and on the University of Michigan campus grounds at 1800 North Dixboro Road, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48105. Admission is free and the facility is open daily from 10:00am until 4:30am except on Wednesday it’s open until 8:00pm.
