Current News
8/11/2020
Dearborn Comeback gives individualized academic and financial support — including up to $5,000 in grants — to former UM-Dearborn undergraduate students who are coming back to finish what they started.
8/10/2020
Four UM-Dearborn faculty share their secrets for excelling in online classes.
8/7/2020
The Office of Research shares available campus grants, recently awarded funding and national research grant deadlines from organizations like the National Science Foundation and the Department of Defense.
8/4/2020
CECS Director of Business Operations Leigh McGrath will become the university's interim budget director, while Mardigian Library Director Maureen Linker will take on an additional role as Associate Provost.
8/3/2020
For a long time, science fiction has helped us imagine life alongside robots that move just like us. But realizing that dream is still a technological moonshot.
8/3/2020
New customizable major focuses on writing for specialized audiences — technical, business, community and more — and is easily paired with other campus majors and certificates.
7/27/2020
Recording lectures can be a daunting challenge for faculty who are new to online learning. Here are three solid approaches, vetted by our UM-Dearborn experts.
7/27/2020
College of Business faculty Mike VanHemert talks about how social changes and company practices are increasingly interacting — and what that means for the future of business.
7/20/2020
Just a year after launching, the student club’s challenge-based meetups have evolved into the perfect complement to the university’s growing cybersecurity program.
7/20/2020
Courses will be mostly remote, but for those taking in-person classes, expect campus to feel a little different next semester.
7/17/2020
Committee appointments and the recent virtual town halls for students and employees were UM-Dearborn items included in the July 16 U-M Board of Regents meeting.
7/14/2020
Could this be the future of engineering education?
7/13/2020
UM-Dearborn offers free virtual course on COVID-19-related topics. The six-session virtual learning experience will take place from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesdays from July 21 through August 25.
7/13/2020
The Office of Research shares national research grant deadlines, available campus grants and recently awarded funding.
7/6/2020
To be ready when the economy starts to rebound, students should make sure they’re doing the stuff on this list.
7/6/2020
The College of Arts, Sciences, & Letters introduces five new certificate programs for the fall that focus on food, language, media production and more.
6/30/2020
A UM-Dearborn professor and historian reflects on the promise of the current wave of activism, why America is more reformist than revolutionary, and how to stoke the fire of anti-racism.
6/30/2020
University leaders shared an update on the FY21 budget, the cancellation of fall athletics, working from home, and the hybrid model for fall classes.
6/29/2020
Highlights of the fall financial plan include increased student aid, a new cost-savings tuition structure, and a $20M fund from U-M to support the Dearborn and Flint campuses.
6/29/2020
Budgets, donations, personnel appointments and other items were discussed at the U-M Board of Regents June meetings.
6/22/2020
Three UM-Dearborn Alternatives for Violent Force educators — a retired Michigan State Police chief, a Civil Rights specialist, and a Detroit community leader who's a member of the Detroit Police Department — weigh in on the global Black Lives Matter Movement and ways to address systemic racism.
6/22/2020
To do its part in the fight against COVID-19 and protect its students, faculty and staff, the university is planning for a ‘remote-first’ approach to the fall. Here’s what that will look like.
6/22/2020
A 53-member team of students, faculty and staff put together a huge energy savings plan that could save the university $200,000 a year.
6/22/2020
Plans include a hybrid semester with many classes in a remote format, a shift in the academic calendar and a continued focus on remote engagement opportunities for students.
6/15/2020
College of Arts, Sciences, and Letters faculty and American Society of Primatologists colleagues form action network for primate conservation.