Current News
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.
4/26/2019
With a full-time position lined up at General Motors’ headquarters and a strong understanding of the finance field, McWilliams said she’s prepared for what’s next.
4/26/2019
UM-Dearborn recognized the students and one student speaker during the university’s commencement ceremony Sunday, April 28.
4/22/2019
Hourani heads to Columbia University for graduate school, where she’ll study financial engineering and gain insight from Wall Street professionals.
4/22/2019
A self-described “big kid,” Hinojosa was born to be an elementary school teacher. But it’s a future he had to fight for.
4/22/2019
Voice technology is taking political disinformation to scary new extremes. This UM-Dearborn researcher says real-time debunking is one way to fight back.
4/22/2019
The Susan B. Anthony Awards recognize individuals who work to enhance the status of women and girls and who promote equal rights for women.
4/22/2019
UM-Dearborn’s new Stamelos Gallery Center, which opens Friday, boasts the look and feel of a modern art venue. But it’s the backend amenities that make this a turning point for the university’s arts scene.
4/15/2019
Chancellor Domenico Grasso and student leaders revealed the granite and bronze sidewalk inlay in front of the University Center as a spot to create new campus memories and traditions.
4/13/2019
Grasso is spearheading an effort to reimagine the way a regional university can serve students — and the public good.
4/11/2019
The program — which complements the City of Dearborn’s existing program — gives faculty, staff and students a convenient and free way to explore campus and Dearborn’s downtowns.
4/8/2019
WUMD College Radio gives way for the exploration of creative ideas and provides skill and confidence building to students in any major.
4/7/2019
A number of events are scheduled this week to celebrate the university’s 60-year legacy while looking ahead to the next chapter.
4/7/2019
Semi-autonomous truck “platoons” could help the industry become less energy intensive and ease a major labor shortage.
4/1/2019
Now in its second year, this unique honors program gives students a way to earn credit for their internships, research and student team experience.
4/1/2019
Perhaps you’ve heard that there’s going to be a big campus event happening later this month. Here’s a sneak peek of the April 12 inauguration of Chancellor Domenico Grasso.
4/1/2019
President Schlissel will share his thoughts on the future of higher education and the need for a creative growth mindset.
4/1/2019
The awards program, now in its 37th year, honors students for their strong academic achievement and faculty who have distinguished themselves in teaching, research and service.
3/28/2019
Ulbrich has served as vice president for college advancement and community relations at Macomb Community College since 2011. Her appointment, which was approved by the Board of Regents Thursday, begins May 15.
3/25/2019
The commencement ceremony will take place Sunday, April 28, at U-M’s Crisler Center in Ann Arbor.
3/25/2019
Vansant tells us why she was inspired to write Austria Made in Hollywood and what she learned in the process.
3/25/2019
Traffic congestion in cities is bad and getting worse. Master’s student Meigui Yu thinks part of the solution is rethinking how we use the curbside environment.
3/25/2019
Am I Pretty? will be shown on campus April 17. Its inspiration came from a YouTube trend where female tweens and teens wanted viewers to comment on their appearance, commonly asking, “Am I pretty or ugly?”
3/25/2019
With this new campus initiative, democracy will become a more regular part of everyone’s campus routine.