Monday, June 23, 2025
Junior midfielder Alyssa Jarvis is making headlines in her third season with the University of Detroit Mercy women’s lacrosse team—this time for reaching a career-high in goals and netting five in a single game against Akron. But those stats are just part of the story. “I knew I wanted to […]
The University of Detroit Mercy’s College of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences (CHASS) will graduate its first class under its new name on May 10, an official shift from once was. Notably, this shift revitalizes CHASS’ identity, one that students and staff believe reflects growth, clarity and a new sense […]
As finals approach and academic pressure intensifies, students were given a much-needed opportunity to slow down and recharge during De-stress Fest, held on April 14 at the Student Fitness Center. The event, which ran from 4:30 to 7 p.m. and featured a wide variety of activities aimed at promoting student […]
As tax season approaches, the Student Accounting Firm (SAF) at the University of Detroit Mercy is making a significant impact by providing tutoring, tax assistance and financial guidance to students across campus. Led by a dedicated team of accounting majors, the organization offers valuable real-world experience to its members while […]
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 […]
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, […]
This year, the Black Student Union has returned to Detroit Mercy and with hope for the future of the organization. In previous years, the BSU has not been consistently active. As leaders from the club would graduate year after year, responsibility for the club was left somewhat in the air. […]
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 […]
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 […]
On Feb. 6, the University of Detroit Mercy will welcome historian Dr. Kidada Williams from Wayne State University for a special lecture as part of campus’ Black History Month celebrations. Organized by Dr. Roy Finkenbine, co-chair of the history department, the event will focus on Dr. Williams’ celebrated book, […]
