Friday, July 4, 2025
The University of Detroit Mercy School of Law has officially named Nicholas Schroeck as its new dean after he served in the interim role. With a strong background in environmental law, legal advocacy and academia, Schroeck brings years of experience and deep connections to the Detroit legal community. Now, […]
Standing on the sidelines of the University of Detroit Mercy’s soccer field, Kyle Gianotti stood out—not because of his athletic prowess, but because of his unconventional path to collegiate soccer. Unlike his peers, Gianotti hadn’t spent years in competitive club leagues. Instead, he built his skills on the humble fields […]
The PRIME Center of Detroit Mercy hosts a collection of Speaker Series. On Mar. 12, Mike Kaufmann, former chief executive officer of Cardinal Health will be joining the PRIME Center to discuss “Perspectives on Leadership.” His expertise in developing and executing the company’s strategy makes him the perfect candidate for […]
Joshua Otten has one thing on his mind while he prepares for his track meet – winning. His parents were track stars as well, his mother being featured in the UDM Hall of Fame. So it is only natural for Otten to run in their footsteps. Otten was recruited for […]
The University of Detroit Mercy has launched its first-ever Pre-Law Society (PLS), providing students with a dedicated space to explore legal careers, develop essential skills, and build professional connections. Founded by a team of nine students, with support from faculty, the organization aims to bridge the gap between undergraduate education […]
How many people could live on their own in the wild? An exciting survival TV series show called, “Alone,” is now on its 10th season on the History Channel. “Alone” which started in 2015 has been teaching audiences about being tough, smart and never giving up. Ten players are dropped […]
Since 1982, Detroit Mercy has had the Language and Cultural Training Program, which offers corporate, private and community-based language instruction in and around the Detroit area. The program offers classes on or off campus and in either a one-to-one or group format. This program is not just for those who […]
The 2025 Grammy Awards were dominated by controversy when Beyoncé won the prestigious Best Country Album award, sparking widespread debate across the music industry. While there’s no denying Beyoncé’s influence and groundbreaking artistry, this win raises significant concerns about the integrity of genre-specific awards and sets a troubling precedent for […]
Love Stories from The Underground Railroad is a yearly event held on Feb. 14 to highlight one of the stories of love and community shining through one of our most divided eras. This year Professor of History Roy E. Finkenbine took the audience on a journey into the lives of […]
The Department of Counseling and Addiction Studies’ Counseling Clinic at Detroit Mercy has incorporated a program that provides free counseling to Detroit residents, with more than 100 locals already utilizing this feature. According to Dr. Kelli Anderson, Director of Clinical Mental Health Counseling Program, the focal point of this program […]
