3/19/2025 Understanding cultural beliefs to bridge mental health literacy gaps Three Minute Thesis Competition winner Abirami Suthan’s research looks to open doors for mental health care acceptance in South Asian American communities.
3/19/2025 Class project sparks new student club for future educators UM-Dearborn’s education students have a new group for peer support, professional development and community service.
3/17/2025 Renick University Center debuts first floor makeover A lot of maize and blue branding, a hangout area with a fireplace and new spaces for core student services are some of the highlights of the recent renovation at the RUC, which fully reopened last week.
3/17/2025 Reconstructing a life through letters History Professor Anna Müller read through handwritten letters that spanned 50-plus years and several countries to share the story of an ordinary woman who lived during an extraordinary time.
3/12/2025 Extra, extra! Read all about getting UM-Dearborn history online Through an Inclusive History Project grant, the Mardigian Library is digitizing more than 1,000 student newspapers for a publicly available and searchable virtual database. The project will be complete by December.
3/19/2025 Understanding cultural beliefs to bridge mental health literacy gaps Three Minute Thesis Competition winner Abirami Suthan’s research looks to open doors for mental health care acceptance in South Asian American communities. ...
3/10/2025 Promoting the voice of a marginalized author — 50 years after her death Spanish Professor Jorge González del Pozo’s research led him to discover unknown works by Hispano-Philippine author Adelina Gurrea Monasterio and land a book publication....
3/10/2025 Is the generative AI hype bubble about to burst? Two years after the launch of ChatGPT, generative AI has yet to produce a game-changing use case. Professor Paul Watta breaks down whether the trillion dollar bet on generative AI will pay off or go bust....
2/26/2025 Educating the justice system’s next generation Criminology and Criminal Justice Assistant Professor Amny Shuraydi, a 2011 CASL alum, reflects on her career journey and why it was important to return home to teach at her alma mater....