Detroit Mercy faculty have been working with and against generative AI since 2022. The broad access that students have to this developing technology has forced educators to make decisions about how AI may be used in their courses, if at all. Large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT can write and […]
Author: Ronan Mansilla
Shelton wins Coach of the Year, as women’s soccer thrives
Steve Shelton has been named the Horizon League Coach of the Year for the 2024 season after leading the University of Detroit Mercy women’s soccer team to one of its most successful campaigns in recent memory. Shelton, now in his sixth season at the helm of the Titans, guided the […]
“Titan Tales” project helps alums share memories
The University of Detroit Mercy Alumni Office is partnering with Publishing Concepts Inc. (PCI) to create an oral history project called “Titan Tales.” This voluntary project allows alumni to share their most memorable experiences from their time at UDM. It also allows the University to hear alumni’s anecdotes about late-night […]
OPINION: Rod Wave’s newest album creates deep connection
Rod Wave has been one of my favorite artists since high school. At times, his music could get me through some of my life’s weakest moments, such as when comfort is needed that is hard to find. I heard he was releasing a new album titled “Last Lap,” and […]
LeGreair transitions from on-floor leader to coach
Kyle LeGreair, a graduate assistant for the Detroit Mercy men’s basketball team, has joined the staff immediately after concluding his playing career for the Titans. LeGreair, who is from Detroit, was a former guard forDetroit Mercy for four seasons. LeGreair explains how playing the game gave him discipline, an […]
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 […]
Detroit Mercy hosts Feminist Scholarship Colloquium
Detroit Mercy’s Women’s and Gender Studies Program hosted its annual Feminist Scholarship Colloquium on Oct. 28. The program encourages faculty to submit any research that they have been working on and want to expand upon. “Colloquium means calling together,” said Megan Novell, executive director of UDM’s Office of Equal Opportunity. […]
Men’s, women’s fencing get set for new season
The Detroit men’s and women’s fencing seasons are set to kick off in 2025. There are plenty of expectations and new faces for each team. UDM is coached by Michael Ramlow. He is the head coach of both the men’s team and the women’s team. Ramlow is a 20-year fencing […]
Chaldean community well-represented on Detroit Mercy campus
The Chaldean American Student Association, CASA at the University of Detroit Mercy, is a non-profit student organization committed to promoting a positive representation of the Chaldean community on campus. With about 100 members, CASA serves as both an educational and social outlet that encourages students to connect with their […]
New Writing Center director has vision for helping students grow
This year, the Writing Center at the University of Detroit Mercy has a new director. Erin Bell has taken over the position and is extremely excited about her new role. The Writing Center is a location on campus where students can go if they need assistance with their intellectual, […]