Tuesday, July 8, 2025
Why has Peter Berg’s latest film, “Patriots Day,” gotten such a limited theatrical release? Is it anti-American? Anti-Muslim? Anti-government? Anti-diversity? No to all of the above. Then it must be poorly made, grossly inaccurate or boring. Nope. “Patriots Day” is about the Boston Marathon bombing of 2013. It isn’t flawless, […]
A Day of Giving will take place on Tuesday, Feb. 21, in the library on McNichols Campus. Hosted by the Student Alumni Association, it will run from 12:30 to 3 p.m. and feature activities and prizes. The event aims to promote the importance of alumni engagement and the roles that […]
At one time or another, many of us have felt unsure about what career awaits us after graduation. The Career Education Center in Reno Hall aims to help students with this matter – and others. “We provide a full spectrum of career development services,” said Cedric Brooks, a certified TypeFocus […]
Two individuals will share their personal stories about living with mental illness and achieving recovery at the “In Our Own Voice” presentation Feb. 21 on the McNichols campus. The fifth annual event will take place 7-8:30 p.m. in the Chemistry Building, room 114. The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) […]
There at least 15 things that freshmen look forward to in their first year of college: Parties, sports events, independence, meeting new people, a fresh start, having roommates, decorating their rooms, unlimited food options, choosing when to have classes, freedom to skip class, dating, staying up all night, joining Greek […]
Law school can be one heck of a wake-up call, even for strong, motivated students. But long before you apply, you should think about your intentions and motivations. After all, it involves a big financial commitment, and it’s not for everybody. If you ultimately decide to go to law school, […]
Though the Titan track and field team may be in a transitional year, coach Guy Murray still expects success in competition. “We are a little bit between generations,” said Murray. “Neither the men’s or the women’s teams are the deepest we have had.” Regardless, Murray wants a lot from […]
Spirit Week, which began Monday, is proving to be like no other. The festivities began Monday with Twin Day, followed by Opposite Sex Day on Tuesday, and Pajama Day on Wednesday. Detroit Mercy’s Student Life hopes to increase school spirit with exciting events for students, faculty and alumni. “The focal […]
A classmate asked me earlier in the week, “How do you all prepare for Green Bay?” “Like any other game,” I responded. There wasn’t a doubt in our minds or in our coaches’ minds that we could win this game. Coach Scott gave our pregame speech and said, “I’m not […]
Thirty-two international students at Detroit Mercy, as well as some faculty and staff members, are impacted by President Donald Trump’s executive order related to immigration. “The executive order suspends entry to the United States of immigrants and nonimmigrants from Iraq, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, and Yemen for at least […]
