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Communication alums launch $1.5 million drive to revamp, improve facilities
An architectural rendering of what the new digital media lab could look like.
BY ISAIAH WARREN / VN STAFF WRITER
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Black Lives Matter activists see protests as essential
Detroit Mercy sophomore Abbie McDowell has joined numerous protests.
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Detroit Mercy reports 20 Covid-19 cases since March
Detroit Mercy has reported far fewer cases of Covid-19 than most other Michigan universities. / Photo by Devonne Mccullough
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Student officials pledge full involvement despite virus
Much has changed this semester but some familiar symbols of the university still stand tall. / Photo by Devonne Mccullough
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Students enjoy, feel comfortable with in-person courses
Hand sanitizers and disinfectant wipes are put of the campus routine now. / Photo by Devonne Mccullough
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Some students personally know pain of Covid-19
Detroit Mercy students have been good about wearing their masks. / Photo by Devonne Mccullough
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Class experience differs in many ways
A Detroit Mercy student in the McNichols library. / Photo by Devonne Mccullough
BY NOLAN KROHA / VN Staff Writer
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Students at nearby universities grapple with their own challenges
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Detroit Mercy is not the only university settling into a new and different...
Dudley Randall poetry winners named
Four winners have been honored in the fiftieth annual Dudley Randall poetry contest, sponsored by Detroit Mercy’s English...
Campus feels like a ghost town
The McNichols campus resembles a ghost town. / VN photo by RYAN RUTKOWSKI
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Travel restrictions, other obstacles strand international students on campus
Sara Mitrakovic of Slovenia is impacted by travel restrictions. / VN photo by SOPHIE TORCELLO
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