When you hear that a “Minecraft” movie is coming out, it’s easy to be skeptical. How do you turn a game that’s all about building and surviving into a movie with an actual storyline? Somehow, the creators made it work—and honestly, they made it work really well. The “Minecraft” movie […]
Author: Yolanda Haney
De-stress Fest comes at right time for UDM students
As finals approach and academic pressure intensifies, students were given a much-needed opportunity to slow down and recharge during De-stress Fest, held on April 14 at the Student Fitness Center. The event, which ran from 4:30 to 7 p.m. and featured a wide variety of activities aimed at promoting student […]
OPINION: It’s important to know UDM’s mental health resources
College is a pivotal period filled with academic challenges, social engagements, and personal growth. However, this phase also introduces stressors that can significantly impact students’ mental health. Recognizing and prioritizing mental health stability is essential for students to thrive both academically and personally. Mental health directly influences academic performance. Conditions […]
Suicide prevention event comes to campus on April 9
The University of Detroit Mercy will host “A Discussion on Universal Suicide Screening in Medical Settings” on April 9, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. in the University’s ballroom. This event aims to address suicide prevention in healthcare environments, bringing awareness to a growing concern among medical professionals and students […]
REVIEW: ‘Mufasa: The Lion King’ is a worthy prequel
“Mufasa: The Lion King,” a 2024 release directed by Barry Jenkins and taking the form of a stylish prequel, adds context and richness to the world of the beloved Disney property. The movie shutters the roof on how Mufasa became the worshipped king of the Pride Lands from a lost cub. The […]
UDM math professor releases thrilling debut novel
Most students know Associate Professor Jeffe Boats as the brilliant but approachable mathematics professor who can solve complex equations. But outside the classroom, Professor Boats has been solving a different kind of puzzle—the twists and turns of his debut thriller novel “Blood Game.” In a captivating blend of academia and […]
OPINION: ‘Bel-Air’ found its own lane, will be missed
The audience of the hit Peacock sitcom “Bel-Air” will soon have to say farewell, as the streaming platform announced the show will end with its fourth season. The reinterpretation of the beloved 1900s series “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” has been a remarkable show since its debut, captivating audiences with […]
Aaliyah McQueen’s basketball journey finds home at Detroit Mercy
For Aaliyah McQueen, the road to the University of Detroit Mercy has been anything but conventional. Her journey, spanning multiple universities and countless challenges, tells a story of perseverance, self-discovery and an unyielding love for the game. McQueen’s basketball journey began at the University of Illinois, where she competed in […]
Campus Activity Board brings the fun to events at Detroit Mercy
Kailah Collins is president of the Campus Activity Board, one of the most influential student organizations at Detroit Mercy. Collins shared insights on the board’s mission, upcoming events and how it plans to create a more engaging and inclusive campus experience. It has a passion for enhancing student involvement and […]
Maisy Card shares writing journey in Detroit Mercy visit to campus
On Oct. 15, award-winning author Maisy Card, she read a chapter from her novel “These Ghosts Are Family,” at Detroit Mercy, which was followed by a conversation led by author Jazmine Ortavia Cooper. Card revealed the extensive journey behind her novel, a venture she has devoted 14 years to developing. […]
