Current News
9/16/2019
Stone's high energy and years of experience in enrollment management are helping her hit the ground running.
9/16/2019
Most of us have heard that bees are disappearing. And that’s not good news for our gardens or food supply. Senior Kaitlyn Tatro and the Environmental Interpretive Center have a plan for aiding bees and other insect pollinators. And, if you choose, it could involve your backyard.
9/12/2019
Fall 2019 starts with several upgraded labs and some major progress on our newest building.
9/11/2019
Twenty-five years after the Rwandan genocide, the African country continues to work on healing through remembrance and reconciliation. Four faculty members whose research focuses on trauma and recovery recently traveled to the African country to learn from the Rwandan people.
9/11/2019
Anthropology Professor John Chenoweth spent his summer on the Cape Cod National Seashore looking for “350-year-old trash.” Along with 13 students, Chenoweth brought artifacts to the Anthropology Lab to learn more about one of America’s first colonial settlements.
9/10/2019
College of Business senior Angelo Policicchio worked on Wall Street through an internship where he'd be in morning client meeting talking about Fortune 500 business deals and later that day see it on CNBC. Policicchio shares how his experience helped him get another step closer to his career goal.
9/10/2019
The university now ranks fourth among regional public universities in the Midwest.
9/5/2019
UM-Dearborn Athletics’ partnership with Nike and Team Sports outfits teams, coaches, fans and more. And Athletics is sharing the Nike love — any campus area can have custom UM-Dearborn Nike apparel made for their own cohesive look.
9/4/2019
Chancellor Domenico Grasso reflects on the preparations, pressures and thrills of his big role at the first UM-Dearborn Night at Comerica Park.
9/4/2019
Starting this fall, UM-Dearborn’s longrunning faculty-staff e-newsletter is getting some tweaks to keep you up to date on important campus stories, issues and events.
9/4/2019
Balancing full-time work with part-time doctoral studies could become more doable with this new CECS graduate program.
9/3/2019
MSU’s College of Human Medicine’s Early Assurance Program expands to southeastern Michigan for the first time with this new partnership.
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.