Detroit Mercy Theatre Company (DMTC) launched its inaugural production in the brand-new, state-of-the-art Detroit Mercy Black Box Theatre with Twelfth Night, a sharp and lively adaptation by Marc Palmieri of Shakespeare’s comedy about disguise, love, and identity. This show kicks off the Company’s 55th Season and marks an exciting milestone …
The African American Studies Program invited students, faculty, and staff to the 6-Mile Meet Up—a community gathering that highlights Detroit’s local Black-owned businesses and celebrates the connections between campus and neighborhood life. The event encourages attendees to engage with local entrepreneurs while enjoying authentic food and conversation. This meet-up took …
Join Detroit native, award-winning journalist, and Communication Studies alum Ron Fournier (’85) for a workshop on how communication can define leadership and inspire trust. He will explore how authenticity and empathy drive effective public engagement. Fournier will share insights from his years covering national politics as former White House Correspondent …
The Creative Writing Collective offers a space for students to write, share, and discuss creative work in a supportive environment. Led by Prof. Isaac Pickell, this session focuses on Documentary Poetics—an exploration of how writers can use real-world experience and observation to inspire poetry and prose. Event details: Thursday, November …
The CHASS Open House, coordinated with Admissions, welcomes prospective students and families to a special event where they can learn more about the academic programs and opportunities within the College. Faculty and current students will share how CHASS majors connect purpose with professional success. Event details: Saturday, November 15, from …
The College of Humanities, Arts & Social Sciences (CHASS) at University of Detroit Mercy has launched a newly redesigned website, now structured to highlight the college’s programs, initiatives, and community partnerships. The updated layout offers a streamlined experience for users, providing clear pathways for prospective students, current students, and alumni …
Professor and Chair of Counseling and Addiction Studies Nancy G. Calleja, Ph.D., LPC, has co-authored a new graduate-level textbook and accompanying clinical workbook published by Cognella in September 2025. The publications — Fundamentals of Addiction Counseling: An Introduction to Clinical Practice and Fundamentals of Addiction Counseling: Clinical Practice Manual — …
The Carney Latin American Solidarity Archive (CLASA) will host “Cries of the Heart: Denise Levertov and the Martyrs of El Salvador,” led by Kevin Burke, S.J. The discussion will honor the Jesuit priests and their companions who were killed in 1989 for their commitment to peace and social justice. Event …
The Department of History invites students, faculty, and staff to a Learn and Lunch event exploring connections between Native American solidarity and global liberation movements. The session will trace links from the Underground Railroad to modern-day activism in Palestine. This event, part of Native American Heritage Month, features speakers who …
Experience one of Broadway’s newest hits, Hell’s Kitchen, featuring music by Grammy® Award winner Alicia Keys. The show follows a young woman’s coming-of-age journey through New York City, blending Keys’ soulful sound with powerful storytelling. This event is just one included in the CHASS Discover Detroit Series curated to invite …
