Donate leftover meal swipes to help community
Students, please help to ensure that members of the Detroit Mercy community get to enjoy a free meal on campus by donating your unused swipes this semester.
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Detroit Mercy TheatreLab presents ‘Ripped’ by Rachel Bublitz, Nov. 22
Don’t miss the one-night-only performance of this captivating play by Rachel Bublitz, Ripped, on Nov. 22 at Live6 Alliance Event Space.
MarCom strategizes with Greenhouse::Innovation, internal and community stakeholders on University rebranding efforts
As UDM approaches its 150th anniversary in 2027, the University is working to unveil a new brand that everyone can take pride in while celebrating the institutional birthday at the same time.
Writing about/with animals the theme for Nov. 20’s Creative Writing Collective
Detroit Mercy students, staff, faculty, alumni and friends are invited to join UDM’s Creative Writing Collective from 5:30-6:45 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 20!
Joe Mulligan, S.J., talks on the Gospel of Luke
Join Fr. Joe Mulligan on Nov. 15 when he talks about the new third volume of his Gospel of Luke book with its focus on applying the Gospel insights in the contemporary context of suffering and struggle.
Guest from Tanzania to give online talk about Ujamaa and Ignatian Values, Nov. 13
Enjoy an online lecture on the connections between Tanzanian history and Detroit Mercy’s founding traditions on Nov. 13.
Stuck in the In-Betweens: Poetry reading with Reem Abou-Samra on Nov. 14
Join artist Reem Abou-Samra for an evening of poetry on Nov. 14 where she will share her experience and reflections as an activist, scholar, Muslim and Syrian-American.
Blood drive for sickle cell patients being held on Nov. 13
Please help save lives and consider donating blood. Currently, there are not enough blood donors to meet the need for blood transfusions for those who have sickle cell disease.
‘What’s the Tea with Ministry’ discusses Nourishing our Community with TENN
Listen to how Titan Equity Nourish Network’s mission to address food justice and sustainability is making a tangible impact in Detroit on this episode of ‘What’s the Tea with Ministry.’ Learn how Detroit Mercy students are finding their niche within TENN’s garden initiative and connecting with the University’s mission of service and cultural diversity.
Suzanne Shank headlines CCRI’s speaker series, Nov. 6
The Charlton Center for Responsible Investing will hold its annual speaker series and fireside chat on Wednesday, Nov. 6 inside of the Student Union Ballroom. Registration is now open for the event, which features Suzanne Shank.
Thank you for a successful 2024 Safety Street
The Student Life Office would like to thank the University community for supporting the 35th annual Safety Street event at Detroit Mercy!
Second annual TENN community meal, free to all on Nov. 8
Join TENN and share a wonderful meal while celebrating our university community on Nov. 8.
Detroit Mercy Theatre Company presents ‘WITCH,’ Oct. 25-27 and Nov. 1-3
Detroit Mercy Theatre Company’s first production of the school year is ‘WITCH,’ performed across two weekends, Oct. 25-27 and Nov. 1-3 at the Marlene Boll Theatre in downtown Detroit.
Detroit Urban Health AI-Prompt-A-Thon set for Oct. 25-26 at Detroit Mercy
Unleash the power of AI for a healthier Detroit by collaborating with a diverse group of participants driven by a common goal on Oct. 25-26.
Who Are We? Democracy, Social Values and the American Story, two-night event on Oct. 23-24
Attend this two-night event entitled “Who Are We? Democracy, Social Values and the American Story” in which nationally known speaker Robert P. Jones examines how competing American stories continue to divide the country as we head toward the 2024 Presidential election and then moderates a discussion with a panel of local religious and academic leaders on the evolution of religion.
Supreme Court Associate Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson to speak through interactive live stream, Oct. 22
Join U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, the first Black woman to serve on the highest court in the United States, for an interactive live talk that delves into the principles of leadership, fairness and the responsibilities that come with holding one of the most significant roles in the judiciary.
EEOC Commissioner Kalpana Kotagal to speak at McNichols Campus on Oct. 23
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) Commissioner Kalpana Kotagal will share her insights on “A Personal and Professional Perspective on Civil Rights” on Oct. 23. Free and open to all, the event is hosted by the Center for Practice and Research in Management and Ethics (PRIME).
Movies at Detroit Mercy with trunk-or-treat on Oct. 19
Join in the fun at Movies at Detroit Mercy, featuring a drive-in movie showing ‘Inside Out 2’ with trunk-and-treating and other activities prior to showtime.
Nick Rombes to lead Oct. 21 Creative Writing Collective
Nick Rombes will lead the second Creative Writing Collective gathering of the fall semester! Detroit Mercy students, staff, faculty, alumni and friends are invited to join on Monday, Oct. 21 from 5:30-6:45 p.m. in the Briggs Building.
Harvest & Garden Resource Fair open to all, Oct. 19
The Harvest & Garden Resource Fair is an excellent opportunity for beginning and experienced gardeners to connect with the local agricultural community. Attend this free event to get all those gardening and farming questions answered by experts.
Historian Fran Shor to speak on five women peace activists, Oct. 21
Attend this discussion led by Fran Shor on women who have played significant roles in advocating and advancing peace.
Give-a-coat, take-a-coat to benefit community in October
University Ministry will host a coat rack for the community to donate or take a coat during the entire month of October.
An Evening with Maisy Card set for Oct. 15
October 15, 5:30 p.m. McNichols Library, Bargman Room Come to campus and hear from author Maisy Card. Maisy Card is the author of the novel …
Support “The Cell OUT” digital moment of silence for the Congo at noon Oct. 16
Support The Cell OUT in a digital moment of silence to raise awareness about the conflict in the Congo and the millions of people who have died since 1996 due to the scramble for the Congo’s natural resources.
Bioneers conference, Oct. 17-18, is free to students, staff and faculty
Detroit Mercy will host the 19th annual Great Lakes Bioneers Detroit Conference on Oct. 17-18 on the McNichols Campus. This year, students, staff, administrators and faculty are invited to attend the environment-centered event for free.
Gilbert Garcia to speak at Charlton Center’s Student Visit Day on Oct. 12
Learn about the investment arena and career opportunities in the asset management industry from guest speaker and business leader, Gilbert Garcia, at the Charlton Center’s Student Visit Day on Oct. 12.
Tree dedication to honor Adia J. Palmer set for Oct. 4
The Detroit Mercy Libraries invites the University community to gather for a tree dedication and blessing to celebrate the life and legacy of Adia J. Palmer on Friday, Oct. 4 at 11 a.m. at Adia’s tree in front of the McNichols Campus Library.
All invited to 2024 Homecoming on Saturday, Sept. 28
Students, alumni, employees, family, fans and friends are all invited to join in the festivities at the University’s Homecoming, set for Saturday, Sept. 28 on the McNichols Campus.
Visit the Adia J. Palmer pop-up shop fundraiser during Homecoming
Support a meaningful cause in honor of a cherished member of the Detroit Mercy community during Homecoming from 4:30-7:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 28. All proceeds provide financial assistance to students in need.
CHP to host hands-on aeroponics workshop, Sept. 25
Come plant with us! Join this interactive workshop and dive into the innovative world of aeroponics gardening.
Entrepreneurship Association’s Second Annual Networking Event on Sept. 28
Students, alumni, community members and entrepreneurs join the Entrepreneurship Association for a keynote panel discussion featuring local entrepreneurs followed by networking, food and refreshments.
Constitution Day conversation, Sept. 17, on “Freedom of Speech and the Constitution”
Join us for a discussion on Constitution Day, Tuesday, Sept. 17 at noon, to celebrate one of the First Amendment rights, the freedom of speech.
First Six Mile Meetup set for Sept. 17 at Whatcha Wanna Eat
The African American Studies Program’s first Six Mile Meetup of the 2024-25 school year is set for Tuesday, Sept. 17 from 12:45-2 p.m. at Whatcha Wanna Eat. All are welcome to join!
Midnight bike ride returns on Sept. 13, register to ride
Join the afterdark bike tour to points of interest in the city of Detroit on Sept. 13. Ride begins at 8 p.m. from the McNichols Campus. Free for students!
Building Community Power Through Journalism: A Conversation with Nargis Hakim Rahman
Join a conversation to give Muslims and other marginalized groups a voice in the press on Sept. 24 at 5 p.m.
Pedestrian Entrance / Exit Gate Closure
McNichols Campus Pedestrian Entrance / Exit Gate Closure Calihan Hall VIP Lot The VIP Lot pedestrian gate just east of Calihan Hall will be out …
Women’s soccer gives back with ARISE Detroit’s Neighborhoods Day
Detroit Mercy’s women’s soccer team is back on the McNichols Campus, preparing for the upcoming 2024 season, but took time Saturday to help the community during ARISE Detroit’s 18th annual Neighborhoods Day.
Save the Date: NAMI Walks Michigan set for Sept. 21
The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) walk in Michigan is set for Saturday, Sept. 21. All are welcome to join!
Titans Service Day with ARISE Detroit set for Aug. 3
Join fellow Titans in helping clean up the community for ARISE Detroit’s 18th annual Neighborhoods Day on Saturday, Aug. 3.