In November, the University of Detroit Mercy launched a new aspirational set of core values designed to incorporate both the long-held Catholic heritage of the University and the developing identity of Detroit Mercy in the context of the great city of Detroit. This action was developed in the wake of a University-wide reflection process that took place over a period of months … [Read more...] about Detroit Mercy unveils new core values
Raftr helps connect students at Detroit Mercy
The University of Detroit Mercy has introduced Raftr, a comprehensive mobile platform designed to centralize student communication, campus events and organizational involvement in one digital space. The app, which launched this academic year, represents UDM’s commitment to modernizing how students connect with campus life in an increasingly digital world. Raftr functions as … [Read more...] about Raftr helps connect students at Detroit Mercy
OPINION: ‘Wicked: For Good’ a good sequel
I still remember the first time I heard about “Wicked” years ago. Everyone talked about how popular the movie was, and when the first part of the movie was released, I watched it right away. I loved the story, so when “Wicked: For Good” came out this November, I knew I had to see the final chapter as soon as possible. Jon M. Chu directed the movie, and the stars are … [Read more...] about OPINION: ‘Wicked: For Good’ a good sequel
Physician Assistant program finds new ways to thrive at Detroit Mercy
With the proposed federal loan-limiting legislation raising concern among prospective PA students, Detroit Mercy’s College of Health Professions is working to evaluate potential impacts and reassure applicants. When asked how the program plans to respond if the “big, beautiful bill” passes, Dean Ahmed Radwan emphasized that the University is actively preparing. “UDM is … [Read more...] about Physician Assistant program finds new ways to thrive at Detroit Mercy
Detroit Mercy students share New Year’s resolutions
With New Year’s just around the corner, it’s time to hear from student Titans on what their goals are after the clock strikes 12. Brianna Brown-Cushenberry, a senior Psychology major, wants to take the new year as an opportunity for more self-expression. “My resolution this year is to have more fun with my hair and makeup — to try new looks,” Brown-Cushenberry … [Read more...] about Detroit Mercy students share New Year’s resolutions