On March 19, Detroit Mercy’s Student Life and Campus Activity Board put on its Phenomenal Women’s Reception. This event celebrates the uniqueness of campus by honoring all the woman identifying members of University of Detroit Mercy. The event is an evening dedicated to celebrating the lives of women at […]
Author: Kateri Sollars
Men’s lacrosse player can do it all: on and off field
Ally Don Jean-Francois is not simply a multi-talented person; he lives on it. He is always pushing the limits of what one student can accomplish, whether it is designing a high-performance car in the lab or leading a fast break on the lacrosse field. His ability to balance so many […]
Men’s basketball wraps up improved season
The UDM Men’s Basketball team played exceptionally well this season starting in October and finishing in March. The Titans won a total of 8 games and are looking forward to their upcoming season. Detroit Mercy came back out of the woods again after a one-win season, surprising many teams […]
Detroit Mercy Theatre Company debuts ‘The Grown Ups’
Looking to indulge in some stories around the campfire? The University of Detroit Mercy is gearing up for an exciting new play, “The Grown Ups,” that promises to hit home for anyone who’s ever felt the pressures and uncertainties of adulthood. Debuting April 4 at the Marlene Boll Theatre, the […]
Detroit Mercy students show faith during Ramadan
Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar, observed by Muslims around the world as a sacred time of fasting, prayer, charity and spiritual reflection. According to Islamic tradition, it was during Ramadan—specifically on Laylat al-Qadr, or the Night of Power—that the Quran, the holy book of Islam, […]
OPINION: ‘Wicked’ deserved better at this year’s Academy Awards
The Academy Awards have a long-standing tendency to sideline musicals, but the lack of recognition for “Wicked” feels egregious. As one of the most cherished musicals of all time, “Wicked” had all the makings of an awards-season frontrunner. With breathtaking performances, dazzling production design and a soundtrack that has […]
Cybersecurity growing its influence at UDM
The Cybersecurity department has proven itself as dependable to the University of Detroit Mercy during the modern day as it continues serving the campus community through the academic curriculum it teaches and through the Cybersecurity Club. Adapting the Cybersecurity Curriculum Every three years, the department introduces new theoretical and […]
Easter a special time on Detroit Mercy’s campus
As Easter approaches, the University of Detroit Mercy is offering students, faculty and staff opportunities for spiritual reflection and engagement throughout the Lenten season. Through Masses, prayer services and faith-based events, University Ministry seeks to bring the campus community together to deepen its faith and prepare for the Easter celebration. […]
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 […]
OPINION: Upcoming F1 movie is one to look forward to
Brad Pitt’s new movie “F1” is set to hit the theaters on June 27, 2025. The movie highlights Brad Pitt’s character towards the end of his racing career, and how he is set to come out of retirement to help a new Formula 1 team and to mentor a younger […]