Current News
8/30/2019
New programs in marketing, public administration and policy, and cybersecurity were created to meet industry and student needs; they are open for enrollment now.
7/22/2019
Decades before the #MeToo Movement, Gruber — who passed away June 26 — put the spotlight on equity and gender-based discrimination and worked tirelessly to do something about it.
7/22/2019
The program responds to both student interest and industry demand; Enrollment is open now.
7/22/2019
A deeper focus on student engagement and college preparedness is making this fall’s orientation day for incoming students both more practical and fun.
7/19/2019
What began as a course research paper has turned into an opportunity to educate and connect on an international scale.
7/19/2019
In the marketing world, the College of Business Professor is as recognizable as the big-name brands that he studies.
7/18/2019
As the university’s vision for the next decade starts to take shape, we break down the major opportunities and challenges ahead.
7/18/2019
The City of Westland and UM-Dearborn are banking on a pairing of sports and technology to keep young women dreaming big about STEM.
7/18/2019
A major healthcare provider in the area gets a chance to scout emerging UM-Dearborn talent. Health and Human Services students score a rare paid internship experience. We’re calling this one a win-win.
6/20/2019
The $162 million operating budget includes an 11.4 percent increase in overall existing financial aid programs.
6/20/2019
Little was one of the longest serving faculty members at UM-Dearborn — and one of its most colorful.
6/19/2019
Students — guided by their professor, mentors and experienced multicultural business owners — assessed global product expansion by working directly with African business owners.
6/19/2019
The English language proficiency instructor is used to helping international students adjust to life in a different country. Now, she’s preparing to walk a mile in their shoes.
6/19/2019
Led by Professor Emeritus Orin Gelderloos, UM-Dearborn's “salad bar course" — with its cattails, elderberry, mint and more — is more than nutritious; it teaches students how to understand and interact with local nature.
5/20/2019
Using an experiential learning model, a new business administration course partners students and industry to deliver a win-win.
5/17/2019
With support from UM-Dearborn and other community partners, Dearborn’s Fordson High School is shaking up how it thinks of a high school education.
5/17/2019
Taught by staff and students, the line-up includes bird watching, tree identification, gardening and more.
5/17/2019
Ulbrich, who started May 15, brings nearly 20 years of higher education development experience to the role.
5/17/2019
Pietrykowski offers explanation of the changing work environment in an era of increased income inequality and technological change.
5/17/2019
A collaboration between UM-Dearborn engineering seniors and North Star Reach camp means kids with special medical needs aren’t left on the sidelines.
5/14/2019
The veteran computer science professor is carving out creative new approaches in both undergraduate and graduate education.
5/3/2019
Law enforcement leader Gary Gorski is named chief of police and director of public safety; UM-Dearborn Interim Police Captain Jim Knittel will serve as deputy chief.
4/28/2019
More than 1100 participated during Sunday’s commencement ceremony at U-M’s Crisler Center.
4/28/2019
The first-of-its-kind research study, which was published in the Journal of Business Research, seeks to better understand where the privacy line is when it comes to new technology.
4/28/2019
For Bylund, an engineering education has not only radically changed his life’s path. It’s fundamentally transformed how he looks at his place in the world.