Tuesday, June 24, 2025
Video games, competitions and lots of fun. The Detroit Mercy Esports Club, now in its second year on campus, is growing rapidly and has big plans for the future. What started out in Junior Computer Science major Logan Manor’s bedroom in 2020 at the height of the coronavirus pandemic has now turned […]
Despite the Catholic church’s official stance opposing same-sex marriage, the two sides are necessarily diametrically opposed, according to a panel of speakers who discussed the overlap of LGTBQ and faith experiences. Sponsored by University Ministry, the event last month included Hsiao-Lan Hu, a professor of Women and Gender Studies at Detroit […]
If you like working with people or notice you get a sense of well-being by helping people, then social work may be the right career for you. Now the University of Detroit Mercy has a faster way for some students to begin working in that field. The university has developed a […]
On Oct. 4, Blizzard Entertainment finally released “Overwatch 2,” a highly anticipated sequel for the fast-paced, first-person shooter franchise. However, the release came with controversy. Nearly three years ago, Blizzard announced “Overwatch 2” at Blizzcon 2019 with a focus on a new cooperative experience where players team up in a […]
One of Detroit Mercy’s newest student organizations, the Entrepreneurship Association, is also a first of its kind on campus. New as of this semester, the group explores everything from passions and interests to potential career paths and business concepts, providing members with the opportunity to network, consult, pitch and compete. […]
University of Detroit Mercy students and faculty will soon get an opportunity to travel to India. The trip takes place next semester from May 15-23. The group will visit multiple cities and historic sites like the Taj Mahal, with local experts sharing their knowledge of the landmarks. Multiple information sessions have […]
Students at the University of Detroit Mercy say abortion, inflation, education and religious freedom are among the most important issues in the upcoming election to determine Michigan’s next governor. Republican Tudor Dixon, who has never held office, is looking to unseat Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, a Democrat. Early voting in Michigan […]
A University of Detroit Mercy professor is taking another swing at filming a documentary about a baseball stadium. Jason Roche, associate professor of Communication Studies, was recently awarded a $17,000 grant from the Michigan Arts and Culture Council for “Step Up to The Plate,” a documentary chronicling the restoration and […]
Renovations to the North Quad dorms on the McNichols campus began in mid-October that promise to bring big changes to the living experience. The building will get new air conditioning and heating units in each dorm room and lounge. Lighting will also be updated throughout study lounges, and the building is […]
It’s been a decade of deadlifts, dance classes and dedication to health and wellness. The University of Detroit Mercy’s Fitness Center turned 10 last month, and those who run it have no plans of slowing down its programming any time soon. The center offers fitness classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Fitness […]
