Nathan Mysiorek is a UDM fencer from France. He lived in France all his life and still continues to go back for the holidays to visit family. A typical school day for Mysiorek in France was 8 a.m. until 5 or 6 p.m. and then he would go to […]
Author: Kateri Sollars
UDM mainstay Diane Praet readies for her retirement
The Detroit Mercy community will soon be without one of its longest tenured employees. Diane Praet has worked at the university since 1978, holding roles that included university registrar and associate vice president. She will gradually be stepping away from her roles at the university and towards retirement. While […]
OPINION: ‘Quiet on Set’ a triggering look at kids television
“Quiet on Set” is a new docuseries on HBO Max that uncovers a toxic culture behind the camera of 90s and early 2000s children’s television. The life of child actors, stardom and the studio’s clandestine practices are this series’ central themes. The first episode was released on March 17 and […]
Detroit Mercy Shakespeare production brings the laughs
The Detroit Mercy Theatre Company recently wrapped up its main-stage season with a production of “The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) [revised] (again).” The play took place at the Marlene Boll Theatre inside the YMCA on Broadway and Grand River in downtown Detroit and ran from April 12-21. Directed […]
Health humanities minor in development at UDM
The College of Liberal Arts and Education is developing a new Health Humanities minor program at the University of Detroit Mercy. CLAE is collaborating with the College of Engineering and Science and the College of Health Professions while in support of a Titan Innovation Fund Grant. Though the […]
UDM alumna Kate McCarroll thriving in Detroit law role
The sentiment that one becomes a Titan for life after graduating from the University of Detroit Mercy rings true for alumna Kate McCarroll. McCarroll, a double alum from UDM and UDM Law, ’98 and ’03, believes that some of the best years of her life were spent whilst attending Detroit […]
OPINION: Detroit Tigers show promise in 2024
It is officially baseball season in Detroit and the Tigers are heating up in the first month of their season. The Tigers started off their season strong and began with a noticeably good record. The Tigers were the last team undefeated in Major League Baseball before facing the New […]
Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority brings sisterhood to Detroit Mercy
The Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority (AKA) chapter at the University of Detroit Mercy is more than just a Greek organization. It’s a sisterhood dedicated to service, community and lifelong connections. Lauren Winters andNatasha Mickles are proud members of AKA at UDM, sharing their insights into why they joined the sorority […]
OPINION: ‘Helldivers 2’ a game that needs to be on your radar
Standing with a prestigious 9/10 on IGN and rated “Very Positive” on STEAM, “Helldivers 2” took over the gaming industry by storm in February and shows just how powerful a game can be with the power of social media influence and community building. With the gaming industry sitting in […]
OPINION: Gun control a complex issue in United States
A couple days ago, I was reading an article on the rate and the impact of the violence that comes with robbery, car stealing and even killing in rich and wealthy neighborhoods in the United States. One of the main things that was being talked about was the resolutions and […]
