Current News
12/11/2019
As Charara heads out in search of her first teaching appointment, she’s defining her dream gig in straightforward terms: “I want to go where I’m most needed.”
12/11/2019
Saleh’s recent internship project with the Office of Alumni Engagement reveals how the UM-Dearborn identity is constantly evolving.
12/10/2019
College of Business Fall 2019 graduate balances parenting, school and internships to land a finance position at Microsoft in Seattle.
12/10/2019
The big award from the Department of Energy goes to support “high risk, high reward” research in the area of energy innovation. Here’s an overview of what the team from UM-Dearborn plans to tackle.
12/5/2019
As Michigan Journal Editor-in-Chief Chanel Stitt prepares for graduation, she’s thankful for the experiences and advice she’s gained on campus — especially what’s helped her gain a thicker skin when it comes to processing the criticism that comes with today’s career in journalism.
12/4/2019
In an era of growing skepticism about the value of higher education, Kathleen Fitzpatrick says universities should refocus their energy on serving the public good. But what would that look like, and how do we get there?
12/3/2019
Giving Blueday is here. Looking to make a difference? The Student Food Pantry has many ways to give and help feed students in need.
12/2/2019
The four-time collegiate national champion talks about her complicated rise to the top of her sport — and why sports aren’t everything.
11/25/2019
Longtime friends Tom Demmon (right) and Jim Gingrich shared a UM-Dearborn experience that, in some ways, looks a lot different than the student experience today. But the impacts of their education are everything we still strive for.
11/21/2019
From establishing one of the campus' colleges to creating the Talent Gateway, Davy says it's been a fulfilling 10 years.
11/19/2019
Acclaimed scholar and teacher will join campus Jan. 1, 2020.
11/19/2019
A year after launching, interest is soaring in UM-Dearborn’s new human-centered design and engineering program. We take a look at some of the reasons why.
11/14/2019
Tappe, longtime UM-Dearborn educator and holder of multiple U-M graduate degrees, died Nov. 4 at age 64.
11/13/2019
UM-Dearborn bioengineering professor Amanda Esquivel is pioneering new techniques to explore underexplored questions about how athletes get hurt.
11/12/2019
November’s designated as Native American Heritage Month. But Anthropology Associate Professor Brian McKenna reminds his students in campus’ Indians of North America course that we benefit from the knowledge of this country’s indigenous people all year long.
11/12/2019
The student organization name is the Casual Gaming Club. But — if you were listening as a pawn on the board — it’s anything but. Get a peek into their game nights.
11/7/2019
Adding to the burgeoning field of Arab American literature, Assistant Professor Ghassan Abou-Zeineddine is gathering creative nonfiction essays to share what it's like to live in the local Arab American community
11/6/2019
Four UM-Dearborn students get personal about the challenges and thrills of their first-gen college experiences.
11/5/2019
Stress-relieving animals, care package assembly and acknowledgment of the service by campus veterans are ways campus celebrates the national week.
11/4/2019
UM-Dearborn professor Birhanu Eshete is working in some of cybersecurity's darkest frontiers, which are getting darker all the time.
10/29/2019
To come up with solutions for a community challenge, new campus initiative trains students in data gathering, encourages them to work together and shows ways to tackle complex problems.
10/29/2019
The annual eCities study recognizes 183 cities and townships for contributing to Michigan’s economic growth.
10/29/2019
Three UM-Dearborn professors talk about revamping their approaches to face-to-face and online courses.
10/23/2019
A UM-Dearborn professor is exploring whether machine learning can help create individually tuned, responsive climate control systems we never have to fight over.
10/22/2019
Senior Danielle Anderson shows how grassroots movements around public breastfeeding changed state policy.