Monday, March 24, 2025
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 […]
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 […]
Most know getting an internship can be a challenging task, but it is also the first step to building real-world experiences, helping build your resume and that can lead to job offers. “The most important part of getting an internship is it provides students with an experience,” said Tracey […]
As the 2024 calendar year winds down, Detroit Mercy students are looking back at an eventful year on campus. With an eye toward the New Year, here are some of the best memories for Titans students. Freshman Deanna Jarbo: “I would say getting Starbucks and studying with my friends during […]
Detroit Mercy faculty have been working with and against generative AI since 2022. The broad access that students have to this developing technology has forced educators to make decisions about how AI may be used in their courses, if at all. Large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT can write and […]
Whether you’re looking for a place for self-expression, to hone your artistic abilities or to learn new art mediums, the University of Detroit Mercy Students Arts Club (SAC) serves to bring Titans together to celebrate how art is not only diverse but also collaborative. The Students Arts Club meets biweekly […]
The Chaldean American Student Association, CASA at the University of Detroit Mercy, is a non-profit student organization committed to promoting a positive representation of the Chaldean community on campus. With about 100 members, CASA serves as both an educational and social outlet that encourages students to connect with their […]
Feeling overwhelmed due to end of semester stress? You are not alone. Detroit Mercy prioritizes student well-being, offering one-on one-help to all students. The Detroit Mercy Wellness Center offers no-cost counseling to students. Staffed by a clinical psychologist, clinical social workers and mental health counselors, the Wellness Center focuses on […]
