Current News
10/28/2020
In a year full of surprises, the 2020 presidential election results might be just as the polls report. Here’s why.
10/28/2020
UM-Dearborn lecturer and ‘Wayne County’s Dr. Fauci’ Mouhanad Hammami talks about what’s worked, the dangers of pandemic fatigue, and how this all might end.
10/26/2020
As part of a leading research team, Associate Professor Will Clarkson spent much of the last decade working to assemble an extensive map of the inner regions of the Milky Way galaxy.
10/26/2020
A UM-Dearborn engineering professor’s RehabBuddy system could take some of the guesswork out of at-home physical therapy.
10/21/2020
Student organizations continue to thrive in a remote-first environment. Planning the major campus event Take Back the Night, Women in Learning and Leadership (WILL) members say they've had increased connection and better communication.
10/21/2020
Researchers focused on the five-year changes in property values, community assets, tax rates and cost of doing business within the community.
10/19/2020
U-M moves to new emergency alert notification provider, campus encouraged to verify information.
10/19/2020
Tutoring Services Coordinator Sharon Lobdell shares five takeaways about using learning styles and creating a successful educational environment.
10/14/2020
No doubt — teachers face some serious challenges this school year. But the innovation that’s happening amidst the chaos should give us hope for the future.
10/12/2020
Medical ethics professor explores why a VIP may get access to care before your grandmother.
10/12/2020
Two members of the UM-Dearborn community talk about the challenges of motivating younger voters and why they’re optimistic about a big youth turnout.
10/7/2020
Chancellor Domenico Grasso says the campus’ financial strategy has good footing and it’s important to continue making informed and thoughtful decisions regarding budget planning.
10/7/2020
Campus looks to science and public health-informed guidelines when responding to COVID-19.
10/7/2020
UM-Dearborn professor Hafiz Malik breaks down the risks and rewards of integrating facial recognition, palmprint and other biometric technologies into more parts of our daily lives.
10/5/2020
Even with our promising new Wolverines, enrollment is slightly down due to pandemic challenges.
10/5/2020
At only 18 years old, freshman Alexcia Starks is working to make her Detroit neighborhood a more attractive, sustainable, socially just place to live.
9/30/2020
Despite challenges posed by the pandemic, UM-Dearborn’s new Engineering Lab Building is set to be “substantially complete” by the end of October.
9/30/2020
A UM-Dearborn political science professor breaks down why this election won’t be like any other and our prospects for surviving it.
9/28/2020
UM-Dearborn’s counseling director explains why Zoom therapy isn’t as popular as you’d think but easy-to-access wellness activities are booming.
9/28/2020
Free counseling services and live stream exercise sessions are some of the upcoming MHealthy offerings to help you connect with healthy activities for your body and mind.
9/23/2020
Learn about the democratic process — and explore ways to improve it — through U-M’s Democracy & Debate themed semester’s online resources, prominent speakers and moderated discussions.
9/23/2020
Business professors — and experts in workplace team management — share ways supervisors can create positive virtual office environments that bring remote employees together.
9/21/2020
With a resolution to the pandemic nowhere in sight, UM-Dearborn is opting for a winter semester that looks a lot like fall.
9/21/2020
To attract the leaders and best, 30-plus organizations — like DTE Energy, the Department of State, and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles — are coming to UM-Dearborn’s virtual fall career fairs. Here are tips on making a great impression from a distance.
9/21/2020
Campus appointments, gifts and the Winter 2021 academic calendar were discussed at the Sept. 17 U-M Board of Regents meeting.