Way finding volunteers needed on McNichols Campus, Aug. 31 and Sept. 1
Help welcome Titans back to campus. Way finding volunteers needed for short 30-minute shifts throughout Aug. 31 and Sept. 1. Numerous volunteer opportunities available.
Help welcome Titans back to campus. Way finding volunteers needed for short 30-minute shifts throughout Aug. 31 and Sept. 1. Numerous volunteer opportunities available.
Twelve UDM student researchers recently co-authored a paper published in ‘Toxics’ for their study of how two freshwater contaminants affect crayfish livers.
Kick off the semester at RecFest 2026. Join URec on Tuesday, Sept. 1, from 5–7 p.m. at the Whitty Student Fitness Center for free food, games, swag and a special appearance by the Detroit Pistons Extreme Team and Hooper.
It’s time to submit your student organization’s renewal application. To be eligible for a table at Titan Fest, renewals must be completed by Sept. 4.
Detroit Mercy will host the 2026 NAMI walk in Michigan on Saturday, Sept. 19, starting at 9 a.m. on the McNichols Campus. Join the Detroit Mercy Titans team with your friends, family, colleagues or classmates and help support mental health!
The celebration honors leaders who demonstrate professional success, outstanding contributions to society and the embodiment of University of Detroit Mercy’s Jesuit and Mercy values.
As part of its mission of expanding access to a transformative education and helping students from all backgrounds reach their full potential, Detroit Mercy has joined MI College Match, a new statewide direct admission program. The platform opens Aug. 26. Students who complete a profile by Sept. 21 will be eligible for the first round of admission offers Oct. 5.
Assistant Professor of Political Science Felicia Grey spent July 2026 as a visiting research scholar at the World Trade Institute (WTI) at the University of …
Titan Fest is the best spot for students to learn about student organizations on the McNichols Campus.
Faculty and staff volunteers are needed for PTV service days on Aug. 26 and 27. Help welcome and introduce new students to Detroit Mercy’s mission.
UDM will once again sponsor the 2026 Arts, Beats & Eats Festival, set for Sept. 4-7 in downtown Royal Oak. At the July 29 press conference, Associate Vice President Gary J. Erwin helped unveil the festival entertainment lineup and announced the start of UDM’s 150th anniversary celebration.
Celebrate Detroit Mercy Athletics at the second annual Titans of Detroit fundraiser on Sept. 18 at the Cambria Hotel Detroit, featuring Hall of Fame guests, fine dining and exclusive auction opportunities. Sponsorships and limited tickets are available for this special evening, so register now.
Professor of Physics Prasad Venugopal delivered the keynote address at Peace Action of Michigan’s annual Hiroshima and Nagasaki Commemoration on Aug. 5. His presentation was …
Detroit Mercy community: the Titan men’s basketball team is playing in the Cancun Challenge in Cancun, Mexico during the Thanksgiving holiday, Nov. 24-25.
Explore a deeper relationship with God through Via, a 10-month formation program that helps participants deepen their understanding of Ignatian prayer and integrate spiritual practices into everyday life. Applications for the Detroit cohort are due Aug. 15, with space limited to 20 participants.
In celebration of UDM’s 150th anniversary, help tell the story of the women who built, shaped and continue to inspire our University. Please submit nominations for women who have made lasting contributions to our institution, community and world. Submission deadline is Friday, Aug. 7.
UDM Street Fest returns this year on Saturday, Sept. 26, from 2–6 p.m. on the McNichols Campus Front Lawn. Departments and colleges are invited to partner in this celebration bringing together students, neighbors and local organizations for an afternoon of family fun celebrating the community.
UDM employees can receive free access to a special VIP Pavilion at the inaugural USPBL Fall Music Classic, Sept. 18-20 at UWM Field in Utica. Enjoy three days of live music featuring Chris Janson, Rick Ross and Gene Simmons, plus exclusive VIP access when purchasing through the partner ticket link.
Detroit Mercy’s University Recreation is excited to announce a new facility access and check-in process at the Whitty Student Fitness Center, which is designed to improve user experience and prepare future facility enhancements.
A new midday break is coming to McNichols Campus. Beginning in fall 2026, a daily class-free open hour will create space for meals, meetings and campus programming Monday through Friday.
Detroit Mercy student Liberty Brooke Stevens is making an impact through advocacy for literacy, creative expression and social justice. The Criminal Justice and Intelligence Analysis major recently appeared on FOX 2 Detroit to discuss her newly published chapbook, ‘God is a Lesbian,’ and her work promoting youth literacy through RX for Reading.
Payment plans for fall term tuition are available to students through Sept. 15.
The Office of Academic Affairs is accepting applications for the 2026-27 UDM Leadership Academy, led by Don DiPaolo. The deadline to apply for the second cohort of 35 individuals is Sept. 1.
Detroit Mercy Day is coming to Comerica Park. Enjoy tailgate festivities with Alumni Relations and then cheer on the Detroit Tigers as they take on the Chicago White Sox on Sunday, Aug. 16
UDM Civil Engineering student Gracie Rickman recently presented at the American Society of Civil Engineering (ASCE) APM-ATS national conference. Her presentation centered on the Detroit People Mover.
All are welcome to help celebrate our community and bustling garden with an evening of food and harvesting on Thursday, Aug. 6, at 4 p.m., at the TENN Community Garden, located on the McNichols Campus behind the Health Professions Facility.
The University recently welcomed representatives from the American University of Iraq — Baghdad (AUIB) as well as members from the Iraqi Cultural Office in Washington, D.C. to the McNichols Campus as part of a series of academic visits to Michigan universities.
National Make-A-Will Month is the perfect time to create or update your will with Giving Docs, a free service provided to Detroit Mercy supporters, and enjoy the peace of mind that comes from having your affairs in order.
On July 27, Department Co-Chair and Professor of History Roy Finkenbine presented “Searching for Jordan Anderson” to the Michigan Regimental Civil War Roundtable at the …
Dean of the College of Health Professions Ahmed Radwan was interviewed on WDET’s Detroit Evening Report Weekends, where he discussed the importance of supporting first-generation …
UDM student Lance Poole is building his professional skills this summer through a learning and development internship at Rocket, where he is gaining valuable experience at the company’s downtown Detroit headquarters.
Detroit Mercy will once again partner with the PGA as the exclusive university sponsor of the Rocket Classic at Detroit Golf Club this summer. A limited number of general admission tickets are now available, with proceeds supporting the Detroit Mercy Alumni Scholarship Fund. Each ticket also includes a chance to win a VIP inside-the-ropes experience during tournament play.
In her role this summer as a voting rights organizer with the Michigan League of Conservation Voters’ Democracy for All campaign, UDM student Amelia Abar is serving communities throughout Macomb County by engaging residents in civic participation, protecting voting rights and expanding access to the democratic process for all Michiganders.
All are welcome to help Titan Equity Nourish Network (TENN) celebrate our community and bustling garden with an evening of food and harvesting on Tuesday, July 21.
On July 10, Department Co-Chair and Professor of History Roy Finkenbine presented his paper, “Caesar’s Journey to Indian Country: Finding Freedom in Revolutionary America,” at …
Detroit Mercy’s Master of Health Services Administration (MHSA) program has earned CAHME reaccreditation for an eight-year term.
Prasad Venugopal, professor of Physics and affiliate faculty in the African American Studies program, presented as part of a panel for a special webinar about …
Second-year Optometry student Aiseosa Iyahen was lauded after presenting on the evolution of contact lenses at the American Optometric Association’s annual conference.
Dive into the latest University updates, achievements, photographs from the school year, and stories on how our Titans are making a difference in the world.
University Ministry is now accepting applications for the 2026 Ignatian Family Teach-In for Justice. This opportunity connects students with peers from Jesuit schools nationwide to explore social justice issues and advocate for change.
McAuley School of Nursing Professor Andrea Kwasky has been named a recipient of the 2026 Jesuit Network of Nursing Programs (JNNP) Exemplary Nursing Faculty Award. …
Director of Admissions & Recruitment Angela Dessables and Associate Dean of Student Services & Enrollment Management Juliette Daniels represented the School of Optometry at the …
Writing Center Director Erin Bell contributed a chapter to Women in Supernatural: Critical Essays, recently published by McFarland & Company.
Starting in July, Aramark Collegiate Hospitality will be UDM’s new dining services provider, bringing elevated dining and hospitality experiences to students, employees and guests under the newly branded Titan Hospitality.
UDM, Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, and District 2 neighbors will host a community prayer to bring awareness to National Gun Violence Awareness Month and to help honor victims of gun violence while supporting and upholding survivors.
Associate Professor of History Diane Robinson-Dunn gave the opening presentation for the Shaykhi and Babi-Baha’i Studies Oxford Seminar at the University of Oxford Wolfson College …
Detroit Mercy student Grace Hanke won the Miss Michigan 2026 competition Saturday, June 20 in Muskegon. A Mechanical Engineering student at UDM, Hanke now heads to the Miss America competition later this summer in September.
On June 18, Department Co-Chair and Professor of History Roy Finkenbine presented his talk “A History of Juneteenth” at both the Hannan Center in Detroit …
This summer, UDM is set to deliver a lineup of camps and pre-college programs that offer students from elementary school through college summer learning opportunities in health sciences, business, architecture, engineering, literacy and athletics.
Titan Equity Nourish Network (TENN) will host an afternoon of food, fun and harvesting on Thursday, June 18, to celebrate the community and bustling garden.