Current News
3/18/2019
U.S. News & World Report recognized one College of Business program and three College of Engineering and Computer Science programs in its annual “Best Graduate Schools” rankings.
3/18/2019
Working in three different regional locations, participants picked up leadership skills and civic engagement knowledge during the week-long volunteer experience; ASB projects focused on environmentalism, affordable housing and community organizing.
3/18/2019
Basketball helped the third-year coach find success as a youth; now he’s working to do the same for his players.
3/18/2019
The College of Arts, Sciences, and Letters class also looks at the importance of having the opportunity to rethink and reshape social constructs.
3/18/2019
Olin College of Engineering President Richard Miller will discuss the future of higher education and what UM-Dearborn might consider during the strategic planning process.
3/11/2019
Students open up about their motivations, dreams and silent struggles helping build a program for a leading-edge behavioral therapy.
3/11/2019
Dewit’s research took first place during UM-Dearborn’s Three-Minute Thesis Competition; she will represent the university at a regional competition later this month.
3/11/2019
Linguistics Professor Daniel Davis, Composition and Rhetoric Professor Bill DeGenaro and Anna Muller, history assistant professor and the Frank and Mary Padzieski Endowed Professor in Polish/Polish American/Eastern European Studies, earned 2019-2020 funding for their research projects.
3/11/2019
The Difference Makers program — now celebrating its 10th class — recognizes excellence in academics, integrity, leadership and creativity. The program began during the university’s 50th anniversary celebration.
2/25/2019
The daylong event also will include a research showcase and celebratory reception.
2/25/2019
The four doctoral programs now will have one of the best graduate schools in the country to help steer them into the future.
2/25/2019
After his mother passed away in 2014, Hill inherited the role of family historian — and the sense of responsibility that comes with it.
2/25/2019
Smith, a senior marketing major, has the support of his professors and uses lessons learned in the classroom to help him grow TITAFit, the business he launched during his freshman year.
2/15/2019
The College of Arts, Sciences, and Letters senior says he doesn’t have a connection with everyone on campus — but our experience following him around for a day says otherwise.
2/15/2019
The new initiative, which began in the fall with Associate Professor Emeritus Elias Baumgarten, offers a reception and valedictory talk, which is recorded to serve as an oral history.
2/15/2019
After a decade at UM-Dearborn, this unique initiative is still finding fresh ways to boost student success.
2/11/2019
Students, faculty, staff and community partners gather to network, practice public speaking, give advice, and promote career readiness and advancement.
2/11/2019
Mardigian Library’s weekly Conversation Circles are a laid back way to practice English. But the new program is also hoping to build bridges between native and non-native speakers.
2/11/2019
Professor Jie Shen’s new “digital diagnosis” technique could help us better understand why and when components will fail.
2/1/2019
Studying internationally can be a logistical mess — unless you have the Indian Graduate Student Association on your side.
2/1/2019
The UM-Dearborn-led global initiative sparks cross-cultural dialogue about the role of identity and legacy in community healing and renewal.
2/1/2019
Chancellor Domenico Grasso shared details about the university’s strategic planning process with faculty and staff on Tuesday, Jan. 29.
2/1/2019
In the 20-year research review, Beatty looked at disability research from a management perspective to learn what evidence-based insight is needed to create a more equitable workspace.
1/28/2019
Every season brings something new to see in the Environmental Interpretive Center and the adjacent Environmental Study Area. Here are five things you may see walking on the trails.
1/28/2019
The veteran community leader has been a pillar of Detroit’s food justice movement for two decades.