Join poet Cal Freeman for a reading that highlights connection, creativity, and Detroitβs 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 Detroitβs cultural heartbeat with Discover Detroit: D.I.A., featuring the Reimagine African American Art Exhibit. π Friday, October 24 | π 6:00 PM | π 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. π Wednesday, October 29 | π 1β4 PM | π Briggs 117 Whether youβre exploring new programs or finalizing …
The Department of Religious Studies and the African American Studies Program present βBlack Freedom, Religious Excitement & The Invention of a Public Health Crisis,β featuring speaker Dr. Judith Weisenfeld. π Wednesday, October 29 | π‘ 6:30 PM | π Architecture Exhibition Space Join us for a compelling talk exploring …
The annual Ethics Bowl brings together student teams for spirited, respectful debate on todayβs most pressing ethical questions.π Friday, October 31 | π Noonβ4 PM | π Student Union Come support your classmates as they engage in critical thinking, teamwork, and lively discussionβhallmarks of a CHASS education. Interested in participating? …
Welcome to the 2025-2026 academic year! Campus is buzzing with activity as students hustle to class and faculty prepare their engaging courses amid myriad events to launch the Fall 2025 semester. This energy reminds us that change characterizes our human existence as we move through seasons and stages of life. …
The College of Humanities, Arts & Social Sciences is excited to welcome four new faculty members this fall. Each brings valuable expertise and energy that will enrich our programs and strengthen student learning across the college. Β· Jessica Borsellino, Assistant Professor, Department of History Β· Sarah Markel, Assistant Professor, Department …
Continuing our CHASS practice of radical hospitality, the rock garden designed to welcome students, faculty, and staff into community is back near the Briggs building sign. During this yearβs PTV session, students joined Associate Dean Greg Grobis and Dean Jocelyn Boryczka in creating a lasting symbol of community in front …
CHASS faculty and staff convened in the Architecture Exhibition Space on Wednesday, August 19th to kick off the 2025-2026 academic year. Dean Jocelyn Boryczka launched this yearβs focus on radical transformation, challenging us all to reach for the magis, the more by making a big or small change in our …
Prologues, Transitions, and Viewpoints (PTV) β the final step of freshman orientation β officially welcomed the newest Titans in the College of Humanities, Arts & Social Sciences (CHASS) to campus. Assistant Dean for Student Academic Affairs Kiantee Rupert-Jones, Assistant Dean Greg Grobis, and Dean Jocelyn Boryczka led the CHASS sessions, …
