Gaming in recent years has proceeded to become more and more competitive as companies attempt to create the next iconic franchise. Obsidian Entertainment games are one such company that has helped to create many amazing works in the past including “Fallout: New Vegas,” “Outer Worlds,” and the “Pillars of Eternity” […]
Author: Jordan Collyer
Annual Black History Month event shares love stories
Love Stories from The Underground Railroad is a yearly event held on Feb. 14 to highlight one of the stories of love and community shining through one of our most divided eras. This year Professor of History Roy E. Finkenbine took the audience on a journey into the lives of […]
OPINION: Fond memories of successful, enjoyable theater year
Acceptance to the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival Region 3 Conference (KCACTF) has been a prestigious honor. The weeklong event exhibited theatrical excellence featuring a play, design displays and tech Olympiads from UDM. I was ecstatic when I was notified that last year’s production of “The Complete Works […]
OPINION: ‘Arcane’ Season 2 leaves you wanting more
Arcane’s Season 2 is a masterpiece of animation focusing on the lore from the immensely popular League of Legends. The second season has many plotlines focusing on themes of fascism, power, corruption, family and rebellion that help shape a captivating story. With the musical stylings of Imagine Dragons and Twenty-One […]
Student Arts Club gives students opportunities on diverse mediums
Whether you’re looking for a place for self-expression, to hone your artistic abilities or to learn new art mediums, the University of Detroit Mercy Students Arts Club (SAC) serves to bring Titans together to celebrate how art is not only diverse but also collaborative. The Students Arts Club meets biweekly […]
Ethics Bowl crowns repeat champions
Tomato Sandwiches defended its No. 1 title in Detroit Mercy’s Ethics Bowl competition. On Oct. 11, reigning champions Tomato Sandwiches won the Ethics Bowl for the second year running. The team consisted of Political Science majors including Isabelle Francis, Kelsie Shammami, Dirkaft Mohammad, Kaleb Smith, and Juan Willis. Titans competed […]
Healthcare Operations Management program debuts at Detroit Mercy with many new opportunities for students
The Healthcare Operations Management (HOM) Program makes its debut this year at the University of Detroit Mercy. Detroit Mercy is getting its first look at the new HOM program, replacing the Healthcare Services Administration (HAS) program effective this year. The University of Detroit Mercy has carefully curated this new […]
