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1/16/2025

How far will Donald Trump take executive power?

Some are concerned about overreach with the incoming administration, but Political Science Professor Mitchel Sollenberger says the use of presidential privilege has a long history....
1/16/2025

Building a historic partnership

Each fall, a CASL course teams up with a Detroit nonprofit to enhance Eastern Market tours while honing students’ research and writing skills....
1/13/2025

A ‘Knack’ for peer-to-peer tutoring

New academic support platform offers on-demand academic help for Dearborn Wolverines who are looking for trained UM-Dearborn student tutors....
1/13/2025

The challenges with younger drivers and autonomous vehicles

Associate Professor Bochen Jia’s latest research is revealing some surprising things about how fatigue can impact younger, inexperienced drivers when they're operating semi-autonomous vehicles....
1/8/2025

‘Healing’ batteries with ultrasonics

Two mechanical engineering postdoc research fellows have discovered a novel way to solve a pesky challenge with next-generation solid-state batteries....
1/8/2025

UM-Dearborn honors MLK with activities, volunteering

The annual MLK Day of Service, a partnership with Henry Ford College, is on Jan. 20, followed by a week of events....
1/6/2025

Office of Research update for January 2025

See which of your colleagues' work is getting funded, browse upcoming research events and find resources to support your work....
1/6/2025

Career Services is trying new ways to connect with students

New workshops on topics like managing anxiety during a job search, understanding benefits packages and confident speaking are part of an effort to impact students long before their senior-year job searches....
12/21/2024

‘How will you make your mark on the world?’

UM-Dearborn awarded 713 degrees during two 90-minute commencement ceremonies on Dec. 21 in the Fieldhouse....
12/18/2024

Campus Colleagues: Vessela Vassileva-Clarke

UM-Dearborn’s director of research development talks about what’s driving the university’s burgeoning research culture and why she almost became a diplomat....