Current News
4/16/2018
Through The SOAR Cookbook, you can find a new favorite recipe and give back. The fund raising cookbook—featuring more than 200 faculty, staff and student entries—goes on sale today.
4/16/2018
The Adrian Project is a daylong simulation of a mock criminal fraud investigation designed to introduce college students to the various fields involved with the IRS
4/16/2018
Education Associate Professor Karen Thomas-Brown is working to build-up Detroit’s teacher roster from the inside.
4/9/2018
For 20 years, van Nieuwstadt has blended work and family, and life in and outside the university. She’s now teaching her students how to do the same.
4/9/2018
Neuenschwander is one of six students presenting at the (M)Talent Showcase on April 18.
4/9/2018
Balakrishnan and Hershock each will serve a second term, extending through 2023.
4/2/2018
The university honored seven faculty members and nearly 100 students during the March 27 event.
4/2/2018
Eleven cross-campus teams competed for the opportunity to win $5,000 in prizes.
4/2/2018
Miller’s presentation of her work earned first place at the university’s annual Three-Minute Thesis Competition.
4/2/2018
Students will put their knowledge of algorithms and linear algebra to the test as they work to make their robots complete an obstacle course.
3/26/2018
Students in Comp364: Writing for Civic Literacy use what they learn in the classroom to assist local nonprofit organizations.
3/26/2018
Gretchen Whitmer is the keynote speaker for the April 3 event, which will recognize the work of Associate Professor Martha Adler and filmmaker Sophia Kruz.
3/26/2018
U-M President Mark Schlissel will give the commencement address.
3/19/2018
Hunt, a 1969 graduate of the College of Business who now teaches in the department, works to make the tax system less intimidating.
3/19/2018
More than two dozen students participated in Alternative Spring Break and Solar Spring Break programs at home and across the country.
3/19/2018
Students in one UM-Dearborn French class spent eight days traveling through France during spring break.
3/19/2018
The former UM-Ann Arbor assistant registrar brings his slate of soft skills to campus
3/12/2018
CASL student Beth Lundy examines the work of Irena Sendler, who saved the lives of 2,500 Jewish children during World War II.
3/12/2018
The 12-credit Mathematics for Finance certificate is open to all students—including guest students—who have taken Math 115: Calculus I and Math 116: Calculus II or equivalencies.
3/12/2018
The award recognizes excellence in academics, integrity, leadership and creativity.
3/12/2018
UM-Dearborn students experience the power of the Black History 101 Mobile Museum.
3/5/2018
The mathematics faculty member’s revamped linear algebra course offers a glimpse at the future of online learning.
3/5/2018
The Detroit History Podcast launched in December, with two new episodes available each month.
3/5/2018
Faculty, staff and students gathered to share their 15-minute memoirs.
3/5/2018
The longtime social sciences librarian and research education coordinator died Feb. 15.