Current News
7/25/2021
The Office of Academic Success, which launched on July 1, brings together student-focused academic resources and coordinates them under one UM-Dearborn office.
7/19/2021
The eight-week mathematics research experience took place from May 24 to July 16. With pandemic restrictions easing, students, who initially met over Zoom, came to campus during the program’s final week.
7/19/2021
UM-Dearborn professors land a U-M Graham Sustainability Institute catalyst grant to work with Detroit residents on how overlooked alleys can be re-imagined to reflect local history and needs, while also addressing multiple sustainability goals.
7/15/2021
U-M increases support and prevention initiatives to address sexual misconduct. The university commitment to strengthen efforts includes updates to U-M’s institutional equity offices and changes to university-wide policies.
7/12/2021
Recent student focus groups hosted by the Hub offer a candid look at what went well, what didn’t, and what ideas might have staying power post-pandemic.
7/12/2021
A UM-Dearborn professor has developed a bike-mounted lidar system that could help researchers and engineers design new strategies for safer streets.
7/5/2021
Dearborn Wolverine Helen Morrison, ‘78 B.A., shares lessons she learned through earning her degree during a time of social change, persevering after personal tragedy and witnessing how advocacy can change hearts and minds.
7/5/2021
Can the social studies classroom help a younger generation of Americans regain the ability to talk critically and calmly about tough issues?
6/28/2021
CASL student Bella Martincic’s research — which is featured in the CASL Research Showcase — looks at the pandemic and asks: Did news of the pandemic leave a strong mental impression? And what role does political affiliation play in that?
6/28/2021
UM-Dearborn faculty and staff share books they’ve enjoyed this summer and what they are currently reading. Check out the list and find the right read to add to your side table or carry-on.
6/28/2021
Facilities crews are responding to flooding in multiple campus buildings after more than 6 inches of rain fell in 24 hours.
6/28/2021
Kridli is taking the helm at the College of Engineering and Computer Science at a time when the world of engineering is changing in fundamental ways.
6/21/2021
Last week's Board of Regents meeting featured lots of agenda items relating to UM-Dearborn, including approval of the new budget, Dean Ann Lampkin-Williams' reappointment as CEHHS dean, and a new legal support service for students.
6/21/2021
The expanded remote environment opened the door for UM-Dearborn’s leaders and best around the world — who work for companies like Disney, Facebook, John Deere and more — to speak with students, share their career journey and give life lessons learned. Hear what they have to say.
6/17/2021
The Go Blue Guarantee will be available for qualifying current and new students beginning Fall 2021
6/15/2021
The statewide award recognizes the outstanding contributions to undergraduate education exhibited by faculty at Michigan’s public universities.
6/14/2021
Two UM-Dearborn experts explain why machine learning is vulnerable to bias and why fixing the problem is such a big challenge.
6/14/2021
Colleagues share their memories of the beloved member of the UM-Dearborn custodial staff who died last month at age 55.
6/7/2021
What’s an investor to do? Here’s what UM-Dearborn finance expert (and sometimes skeptic) Vivek Singh has to say about cryptocurrency.
6/7/2021
With 25 years of Dearborn Wolverine experience, Professor Scarlatta begins her one-year appointment as interim provost and executive vice chancellor for Academic Affairs on July 1.
5/31/2021
Economics Professor Bruce Pietrykowski shares what the federal PRO Act aims to do, the historic role of labor unions in the workplace and what the research data show about organized bargaining.
5/28/2021
A collaboration between UM-Dearborn and Auburn University has demonstrated a clear market case for an application of semi-autonomous technology in the trucking industry.
5/27/2021
Browse the latest funding opportunities, see whose work is getting funded and learn about free research-focused services.
5/24/2021
For years, one of the country’s early video gaming programs has been a launchpad to careers inside and outside the gaming field.
5/17/2021
If you want to enjoy the sights and sounds of colorful songbirds, this is the week they stop at the Environmental Interpretive Center’s 300-acre Natural Areas to relax and fuel up before continuing on their migration journey north.