Join the Detroit Jesuit Community and Detroit Jesuit Ministries on Friday, July 31, at Ss. Peter and Paul Jesuit Church, for a special evening honoring the feast of St. Ignatius of Loyola and celebrating 150 years of Jesuit ministry in Detroit. This free celebration is expected to fill quickly, so early registration is encouraged to secure your spot.
University Recreation announces a new facility access and check-in process at the Whitty Student Fitness Center, which requires completion of new recreation waiver.
Calling all vendors for the 2026 Wellness Expo, which is set to take place Oct. 1. The Wellness Center is looking for departments, organizations, clubs and local businesses that care for our student’s and employee’s wellness and well-being.
Students and faculty from Detroit Mercy’s School of Dentistry spent their spring break in March providing critical dental care to underserved communities in Jamaica.
Make your next event effortless with catering from Meraki Kouzina, a UDM partner running the School of Law cafeteria. Catering options are available across all campuses.
The University acknowledged the contributions and achievements of the faculty, staff, administrators and retirees during the Spotlight on Excellence ceremony on May 12.
Detroit Mercy held four Commencement ceremonies, May 8-9. More than 1,700 Titans graduated from the University this academic year.
Detroit Mercy’s Industrial/Organizational (I/O) Psychology M.A. Program will host an unscripted chat with UDM alumni Alex Mendonca ’16, ’18 and Mary LeAnnais ’16, ’18, on Thursday, May 21. This is an opportunity for students to network and explore real-world career pathways in I/O Psychology.
A community prayer service focused on neighborhood health and well-being will be held May 21 at Good Shepard Lutheran Church. The evening includes prayer, reflection and a shared meal, offering an opportunity to connect and build community in a welcoming setting.
We’re reimagining the community engagement portion of PTV, similar to the Immersion Day model used by University Ministry, to connect incoming students with Detroit and its community organizations. Faculty and staff are needed to accompany students at PTV, Aug. 26-27. Mission Leave is available.
Please help TENN welcome spring on Wednesday, May 13, with an evening of crafts, food and fun on the Fountain Terrace, starting at 5 p.m.
Join Jesuit friends and alumni on Wednesday, May 13 for a wine and cheese reception at historic Gesu Catholic Church. The evening will explore the history, families, art and architecture of the parish, founded by Jesuits in 1922 and once home to four Detroit mayors, several congressmen and the renowned Fisher Brothers.
The Whitty Student Fitness Center will remain open throughout the summer. Summer hours are Monday through Thursday from 11 a.m.-8 p.m. The facility will be closed on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.
Spotlight on Excellence is an employee recognition event to acknowledge the contributions and achievements of our faculty, staff, administrators and retirees. Please RSVP for the celebration as soon as possible.
The 2026 issue of the Economic and Community Impact Report on Metro Detroit & Fast Facts is now available.
Food trucks are rolling onto the McNichols Campus, bringing tasty lunches to Sacred Heart Square on Tuesdays from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Beginning Tuesday, May 5, with Pablo’s Tacos, check out who’s serving up what each week and plan your next lunch break accordingly.
The Detroit Mercy Commencement Planning Committee is seeking dependable student and employee volunteers to help make 2026 Commencement Day — Saturday, May 9 — a special event for graduates and their families.
Help keep the Little Red Food Pantry stocked to ensure students have access to quick nourishment during busy days. Drop off locations can be found outside the Financial Office and in the Student Union.
Episode 17 of the Titan Taxi is now out featuring Provost and host Pam Zarkowski driving students around the McNichols Campus for the final drive of the 2025-26 academic school year.
Your colleagues can’t read your emails? Find out why with the following tips and tricks to making your emails accessible.
The inaugural UDM Leadership Academy brought together a diverse group of campus leaders in a focused, collaborative experience to strengthen leadership skills, build institutional capacity and foster a shared culture of excellence. Its successful first cohort sets a strong foundation for future participants and reinforces the University’s commitment to “growing our own” leaders.
All are invited to a discussion with Catholic thought leaders reflecting on the “Church’s Mission in this time and place” on Saturday, April 25, at 2 p.m., in the Student Union Ballroom on the McNichols Campus.
The Emerging Leaders Program will host a Leadership Slam on Tuesday, April 21, featuring two UDM alumni speakers, who will provide valuable insights on how education, resilience and vision can drive success.
Unwind at De‑Stress Fest with some retail therapy at TENN’s Thrift Pop‑Up Shop on the second floor of the Student Fitness Center. Stop by on April 23 starting at 4 p.m. and shop till you drop for a good cause!
Join University Ministry in the Holy Spirit Chapel, located in the Lower Level of the Student Union, on Thursday, April 23, at 1:30 p.m., to pray the Rosary for Pope Leo XIV’s monthly intention in April: that priests going through moments of crisis in their vocation may find the accompaniment they need and that communities will support them with understanding and prayer.
Help TENN keep food moving by donating clean plastic grocery bags to support pantry and produce deliveries.
Detroit Mercy will host the 43rd annual Pax Christi Michigan State Conference on Saturday, April 18, in the Student Union Ballroom. This year’s theme, “Be Not Afraid: Living in Hope and Resistance,” features keynote speaker Charlene Howard, national director of Pax Christi USA.
Being held both in-person and virtually, students will learn about best practices for requesting letters or recommendation and interview etiquette during the workshop.
To cap off this year’s spectacular Triptych virtual reading series, join the Department of English on Thursday, April 16, for Triptych +1, a special live and in-person encore where UDM Creative Writing students will read their original work.
Detroit Mercy’s Titan Equity Nourish Network (TENN) summer roles offer flexible hours, meaningful work and a chance to work directly to support the UDM community and mission.
Detroit Mercy Theatre Company will close the inaugural season of the Detroit Mercy Black Box Theatre on the McNichols Campus with the hilarious and heartfelt production of ‘I’m Gonna Marry You Tobey Maguire.’ Six performances will run from April 10-19.
As UDM advances its institutional branding efforts, we’re transitioning away from ‘Build a Boundless Future’ and adopting ‘The World Needs Titans’ as a bridge brand. A new brand is in development. Visit the Detroit Mercy rebrand page for more information.
Earn three service hours and learn about the importance of our TENN garden for food access, sustainability and community building.
Detroit Mercy’s Department of Political Science will induct eleven students into Pi Sigma Alpha, the National Political Science Honor Society, on Friday, April 10. The ceremony marks the reactivation of the department’s chapter.
The WGS Program announces the winners of the 2025–26 Annual Undergraduate Writing Competition, recognizing outstanding poetry, academic essays and short fiction/personal essay exploring gender, sexuality and feminist thought. Join us in congratulating this year’s talented student authors.
UDM friends and family are invited to the 19th Annual Celebration of Scholarly Achievement & Community Engagement (CSACE) on Thursday, April 9, in the Whitty Student Fitness Center. Join the celebration of academic, scholarly and creative accomplishments of our University community.
The University of Detroit Mercy chapter of Psi Chi, the International Psychology Honor Society, will be inducting new members on Thursday, April 9 at 6 p.m.
Cheer on Titan softball at Faculty & Staff Appreciation Day, Thursday, April 9, at 3 p.m., at Buysse Ballpark with free admission and a complimentary Titans hat for all faculty and staff in attendance.
Over the coming months, ITS will begin moving University phones to Microsoft Teams Telephony, a modern, integrated calling solution that works right from an employee’s assigned computer.
CLASA webinar series hosts Steven Brady on Thursday, April 9, who will discuss his new book ‘Less Than Victory: American Catholics and the Vietnam War’ and the moral dilemmas posed by the Vietnam War.
Commencement ceremonies for the University of Detroit Mercy are nearly one month away and UDM has announced its lineup of speakers across the four 2026 ceremonies for May 8-9 on the McNichols Campus.
The Department of Religious Studies presents the 2026 Cushing Distinguished Lecture series on Wednesday, April 8, featuring Ruben L.F. Habito.
People of faith are invited to advocate for gun safety laws and show up to stop the violence in our communities at University Ministry’s Walk to Stop the Violence on Good Friday, April 3.
The Honorable Philip Jefferson, vice chair of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, will be the featured speaker in the Charlton Center for Responsible Investing’s fourth annual Speaker Series on April 7.
All are welcome to a Holy Thursday Mass 4 p.m., April 2 hosted by the Sisters of Mercy and University Ministry inside of the St. Ignatius Chapel in the Commerce & Finance Building on the McNichols Campus.
The McNichols Campus Library invites Titans interested in birdwatching or just learning more about the birds passing through out shared environment to check out one of the Libraries’ new birdwatching kits.
Donate, declutter, and make a difference at TENN’s Clothing Drive from March 16-April 3. Donate new or gently used clothing and have a chance to win a pizza party!
Join CLASA, CHASS and WGS on April 1 for a virtual conversation featuring Nada Fadul, who will discuss the humanitarian crisis in Sudan and give a general overview of Sudan’s history with an in-depth description of the current war.
The Detroit Urban Health AI Challenge is back for its third year to the McNichols Campus with the theme ‘Aging Well,’ exploring how AI can support healthy aging and quality of life. The deadline is quickly approaching to submit your idea for the AI AgeWell Challenge. Submit your idea by March 30 and join interdisciplinary teams for mentorship, prizes and a live pitch competition on April 10.
All are invited to learn about contemporary Central America and help to raise funds for an important scholarship on March 30 at the UCA Jesuit Martyrs Fundraiser dinner.
