As the school year draws to a close, the excitement in the air is palpable, especially for the seniors who are preparing to take the next big step in their lives. After years of hard work, dedication and personal growth, the University of Detroit Mercy class of 2025 is ready […]
Author: Jillian Leever
Detroit Mercy Theatre Company debuts ‘The Grown Ups’
Looking to indulge in some stories around the campfire? The University of Detroit Mercy is gearing up for an exciting new play, “The Grown Ups,” that promises to hit home for anyone who’s ever felt the pressures and uncertainties of adulthood. Debuting April 4 at the Marlene Boll Theatre, the […]
Best Animated Short Film an exciting category for the Oscars
The race for Best Animated Short Film at the 2025 Academy Awards is shaping up to be an exciting one, showcasing a diverse mix of storytelling, artistry and emotional depth. From dark humor to touching reflections on life and identity, this year’s nominees highlight the power of animation to tackle complex […]
Detroit Mercy’s ‘The Glass Menagerie’ to run in February
The Detroit Mercy Theatre Company is preparing its upcoming Tennessee Williams show, “The Glass Menagerie.” The play, which takes place in St. Louis during the 1930s, follows the Wingfield family, a family struggling to navigate through their problems. It opens on Feb. 7. Joe Bailey, director of “The Glass Menagerie,” […]
OPINION: ‘Meet Me Next Christmas’ deliver holiday cheer
Netflix just released the new holiday romantic comedy “Meet Me Next Christmas” directed by Rusty Cundieff and starring Christina Milian as Layla, a woman racing through New York City to find tickets to a sold-out Pentatonix Christmas Eve Concert in hopes of reconnecting with her dream man. The film also […]
Koss sisters united for Detroit Mercy track and field
Detroit Mercy track & cross country is welcoming the Koss sisters to the team. Meghan and Kirsten Koss are a sister running duo that have joined the University of Detroit Mercy’s freshman class this year to pursue their passion for running and continue their educational journey. Growing up as […]
Support available for end of semester stress
Feeling overwhelmed due to end of semester stress? You are not alone. Detroit Mercy prioritizes student well-being, offering one-on one-help to all students. The Detroit Mercy Wellness Center offers no-cost counseling to students. Staffed by a clinical psychologist, clinical social workers and mental health counselors, the Wellness Center focuses on […]
AASO uniting Albanian American students across Detroit Mercy
The Albanian American Student Organization, formed in 2019, has continued to grow members and creates a welcoming community to the Albanian students at University of Detroit Mercy. The group gets together to do many events for students to connect over their background and form relationships. Some previous events hosted […]
‘Witch’ full of suspense, debuts for Fall on Oct. 25
Detroit Mercy Theatre Company kicks off its Fall 2024 season with a production of “Witch.” With its thematic elements, the play, which begins its run on Oct. 25, is meant to be a perfect fit for anyone looking for a Fall event. Krista Schafer is the director of “Witch.” Schafer […]
OPINION: Stray cats a problem worth solving in Detroit area
Outdoor cats in urban areas are facing increasing threats, both to their own well-being and the environment. Many free-roaming cats risk being hit by cars, especially in traffic-heavy cities, where their natural instinct may not protect them from speeding vehicles. Additionally, allowing domestic cats to wander freely contributes to the […]