As the school year draws to a close, the excitement in the air is palpable, especially for the seniors who are preparing to take the next big step in their lives. After years of hard work, dedication and personal growth, the University of Detroit Mercy class of 2025 is ready […]
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Detroit Mercy’s Delta Psi chapter builds sisterhood
The Delta Sigma Theta sorority chapter at Detroit Mercy, Delta Psi, gives the campus an ideal example of what sisterhood actually is. Delta Sigma Theta (DST) is an organization of college educated women committed to the constructive development of its members and public service with a primary focus on the […]
Student Accounting Firm providing community tax services
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 […]
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, […]
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. […]
How do cell phones impact student health?
Most students in college now haven’t lived in a time without smartphones. Smartphones have evolved so much since the early 2000s. With continued innovation comes controversy, smartphones have introduced us to different mediums and styles of communication like social media, text messaging or video-calls. As an owner of a smartphone, you […]
Black Student Union returns to UDM with new leadership
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. […]
Detroit Mercy launches its first Pre-Law Society
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 […]
UDM program focuses on language training
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 […]