Current News
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.
6/15/2020
Instructors are finding that many of today’s en vogue pedagogical reforms may also be the key to reducing academic integrity violations.
6/8/2020
Bioengineering professor Joe Lo’s latest project is using a hundred-year-old technology to unravel the mysteries of how Type II diabetes exacts its toll on the body.
6/8/2020
Some researchers and their grad students are getting the green light to return to campus labs.
6/8/2020
The 4flow Case Study Competition, which expanded to North America this year, awarded third place to a UM-Dearborn graduate student team.
6/4/2020
The campus is recognized by the Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency for having the highest level of veteran-centric services and programming.
6/1/2020
Here’s a quick breakdown of the knowns and unknowns that will shape UM-Dearborn’s fall finances.
6/1/2020
A UM-Dearborn educational technology professor breaks down why remote education is a particularly tough challenge for public schools and how far our adaptation strategies can take us.
5/26/2020
Want to earn an MSW with just one additional year of study? A new partnership with UM-Ann Arbor allows UM-Dearborn students to do just that.
5/25/2020
Before anyone panics, UM-Dearborn naturalist Rick Simek wants everyone to take a calming breath — they aren't here — and remember not all yellow-and-black-striped insects are the same.
5/22/2020
These UM-Dearborn items were covered at the May 21 U-M Board of Regents meeting.
5/19/2020
With so much still uncertain, UM-Dearborn is opting for a flexible, nimble plan for the Fall 2020 semester.
5/18/2020
In an era where we expect our machines to think and act more like us, a quirky branch of computer science is getting a fresh look.
5/18/2020
New program for College of Arts, Sciences, & Letters incoming students — CASL Foundations — takes the general education course requirements and turns them into a close-knit learning experience.