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 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 …
The Political Science Department kicked off the academic year with its annual Welcome Gathering, co-hosted by the Political Science Student Association, the Pre-Law Society, and She’s The First. This year’s theme, “Skeletons of the State” Trivia, brought students and faculty together for a lively afternoon of competition and community building. …
Detroit Mercy’s Center for Career & Professional Development invites students to the Fall Career & Co-op Fair, connecting Titans with employers across a range of industries. 📅 Thursday, October 9 | 🕒 3–6 PM | 📍 Student Union Ballroom Bring your resume, dress professionally, and take the next step …
Dean Jocelyn Boryczka invites all students to join the CHASS Student Town Hall, an open discussion about college updates, initiatives, and what matters most to our CHASS community. 📅 Tuesday, October 21 | 🕐 12:45–2 PM | 📍 Briggs 105 Your feedback helps guide future priorities—come share your ideas …
Join poet Cal Freeman for a reading that highlights connection, creativity, and Detroit’s vibrant literary community. Cal Freeman was born and raised in Detroit, MI. He is the author of the books Brother Of Leaving (Marick Press) and Fight Songs (Eyewear Publishing). His writing has appeared in many journals …
Explore Detroit’s cultural heartbeat with Discover Detroit: D.I.A., featuring the Reimagine African American Art Exhibit. 📅 Friday, October 24 | 🕕 6:00 PM | 📍 Detroit Institute of Arts – 5200 Woodward Ave, Detroit, MI 48202 Meet at 6:00 PM to connect with fellow Titans, followed by a guided …
Get ready for next semester with One Stop Advising Day, where faculty and advisors will be on hand to help you plan courses, review requirements, and map out your goals. 📅 Wednesday, October 29 | 🕐 1–4 PM | 📍 Briggs 117 Whether you’re exploring new programs or finalizing …
The Department of Religious Studies and the African American Studies Program present “Black Freedom, Religious Excitement & The Invention of a Public Health Crisis,” featuring speaker Dr. Judith Weisenfeld. 📅 Wednesday, October 29 | 🕡 6:30 PM | 📍 Architecture Exhibition Space Join us for a compelling talk exploring …
