Current News
1/25/2021
If you’re looking for silver linings, here’s one.
1/20/2021
UM-Dearborn political science experts Nancy Kursman and Julio Borquez break down what partisan-split power in the Senate means for our country and how we can begin to repair political polarization.
1/19/2021
Lecturer Geri Pappas talks about the challenges digital education poses for students who are English learners and how faculty can give them the support they need.
1/18/2021
Student Naomi Alvarado earns grant from Michigan Medicine’s Depression Center for her mental health awareness project.
1/18/2021
Associate Professor Wencong Su breaks down some technology and culture changes that could help us cut carbon emissions from personal vehicles.
1/13/2021
African and African American Studies Assistant Professor Terri Laws talks about the role of transparency, acknowledgement and actionable change in repairing the broken trust behind the COVID vaccine hesitation in communities of color.
1/13/2021
UM-Dearborn financial planning experts share five things people can do to ensure wishes are followed when it comes to wills, planned gifts, advanced directives and estate planning.
1/13/2021
Learning management systems like Canvas do allow faculty to see some student activity. But a UM-Dearborn Canvas support specialist says it’s far from being a surveillance system.
1/11/2021
Serving as the UM-Dearborn Chancellor from 1993 through 1999, James (Jim) C. Renick led campus during a time of considerable growth.
1/11/2021
As part of an MCubed project, two UM-Dearborn undergrads created original pieces that are now part of the collection at Detroit’s Douglass Academy for Young Men.
12/21/2020
Saturday was a big day for the UM-Dearborn community — more than 1000 students from August and December graduated. Although there wasn’t a physical ceremony due to the pandemic, the community rallied to recognize the achievements of these 2020 graduates.
12/21/2020
Even though it has been a tough year, good and great things are still happening. Your UM-Dearborn community shared bright spots they had during the past year.
12/16/2020
College of Arts, Sciences, and Letters student Fatooma Saad adds another story of perseverance to her family history — she graduates with honors on Saturday.
12/16/2020
Through a collaborative effort, UM-Dearborn secured a Department of Justice grant to expand campus educational initiatives and support services surrounding sexual assault, stalking and relationship violence.
12/14/2020
Four major health crises, three degrees, and several international experiences will guide MBA Fall 2020 graduate Cachet Colvard, who works at the Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi, on her journey to make the world a better place.
12/9/2020
With nearly 50 years at UM-Dearborn and 12 U.S. presidential elections during his time on campus, Political Science Professor Ronald Stockton heads into retirement after witnessing a milestone year for student political involvement.
12/9/2020
The pandemic has given Fuller a chance to witness the impact of his chosen field. He hopes the rest of us feel the same.
12/9/2020
The veteran administrative assistant, who passed away last month, was known as a caring friend and tireless ally of students.
12/7/2020
UM-Dearborn business professor Marcus Harris teaches students how to create sustainable success in his social entrepreneurship course.
12/7/2020
Graduation is still a few weeks away, but Fall 2020 graduate Samantha O’Brien is already starting her career as a tech entrepreneur.
12/7/2020
The Faculty Senate recently passed a resolution commending the Chancellor, Provost and leadership team for their foresight in dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic.
12/4/2020
At the Dec. 3 U-M Board of Regents meeting, Chancellor Domenico Grasso provided a progress report on the campus’s strategic plan, the Dearborn Artificial Intelligence Research (DAIR) Center and shared news of the recently awarded federal Student Support Services grant.
12/2/2020
This commencement season, six students are being recognized with the university’s top graduation honor.
12/2/2020
The next phase of the pandemic could be a test of how much we’ve learned about inequity in America.
11/30/2020
Students and faculty talk about the challenges and surprising payoffs of their virtual tutoring experiences this semester.