Nights on campus are common for many students, whether they are studying for exams, working on group projects or participating in evening activities. However, a challenge that often arises at these late hours is the lack of accessible and safe dining options nearby. This problem affects the physical well-being of […]
Author: Wilhelmina Schultz
Detroit Mercy alum, Lions cheerleader basks in playoff run
This past year has been a tremendous year for not just the Detroit Lions, but for Detroit Mercy alum, Mackenize, who is a cheerleader for the team. While being in the nursing program at Detroit Mercy growing her passion for helping people, she was also on the dance team. Mackenzie […]
OPINION: It’s time to open up more Detroit Mercy entrances
At the University of Detroit Mercy, the one entrance to the campus seems to always be backed up. Such a decision often overlooked is the use of other school building entrances. While it may seem trivial, the choice of which entrance to prioritize can significantly impact safety, traffic flow and […]
Club sports thriving at Detroit Mercy
Club sports have long been a staple at the University of Detroit Mercy. They have not been utilized to their fullest capacity, though. The club sports Detroit Mercy have been competitive and for social play. There are also sports clubs that are co-ed and sports clubs that offer year-round activities […]
OPINION: Expensive coffee can cause students issues
College students are no strangers to the strong need for a caffeine fix to power through endless lectures, assignments and late-night study sessions. Starbucks has become a staple for students at the University of Detroit Mercy. However, there has been talk about the increase in prices compared to a regular […]
Fall demolition complete for Fisher Administration Center; future unclear
This past semester the Fisher building completed its demolition. There was a multitude of reasons for the demolition, from no handicap accessible restrooms, to the main plumbing drain lines rotting out. The five–story building only having one elevator resulted in major inconveniences when down for service or repairs. In the […]
Creative Writing Club an insipring place for students
Recently, there has been a new club gaining popularity called the Creative Writing Club. This organization allows students to connect with each other through their writing and obtain unique perspectives and advice from their peers. It also gives students an opportunity to express themselves more fully to others through their […]
Active shooter training gives UDM students CBS spotlight
University of Detroit Mercy had nursing students participate in an active shooter training at Oakland Community College in October. The training aired as part of CBS local news. One of the University’s clinical faculty that works at Trinity Hospital did this training through Trinity Hospital pre-Covid. The faculty reached out […]
Latinx Student Union adds diversity, community to Detroit Mercy
There is a new student organization on campus called the Latinx Student Union. Before this organization there was the LXSA, also known as the Latinx Student Association. During the pandemic, there was a big hit to its membership, and because of this the LXSA ended up dying out. When Maria […]
Campus ready as COVID cases rise across the country
COVID is again an issue this Fall. There have been many different ways that colleges have started to prepare for this. Some being major changes, and others being minor, or none at all. The University of Detroit Mercy has noticed this rise. “The first thing the University is doing is […]