Current News
5/14/2018
UM-Dearborn undergrads and a UM-Ann Arbor librarian teamed up for a project to help young people with autism stay safe online.
5/14/2018
There’s a six-passenger vehicle in the Institute of Advanced Vehicle Systems’ hi-bay area to which students are applying systems —like optical cameras, perception systems and a super computer “brain”—to give it an autonomous makeover.
5/14/2018
Through a new course, students learned how to interact with their community, gather personal stories and present those experiences to a broader audience.
5/7/2018
More than 300 campus and community partners strengthen connections at um3detroit.
UM-Dearborn’s Center for Arab American Studies receives grant to advance intercultural understanding
5/7/2018
The grant, funded through the Building Bridges Program of the Doris Duke Foundation for Islamic Arts, supports the expansion of ‘Halal Metropolis.’
4/30/2018
Her educational journey is proof that you don’t have to have it all planned out ahead of time.
4/30/2018
Osto, who graduated Sunday, is set to begin medical school this fall.
4/29/2018
UM-Dearborn conferred more than 1100 degrees during Sunday's commencement ceremony at Crisler Center in Ann Arbor.
4/27/2018
Five students were recognized for academic excellence and integrity.
4/23/2018
Watters started a full-time position as director of youth and family development at Joy-Southfield Community Development Corporation in January.
4/23/2018
Scipione is set to walk at commencement just a week after running in the Glass City Marathon.
4/23/2018
Her new documentary, The Season in the Mist: Sikhs in America, shares the experiences of Indian Sikhs in Michigan.
4/23/2018
UM-Dearborn faculty, staff and students are helping the Healthy Dearborn coalition take on its biggest challenge yet: tackling the city’s health disparities.
4/19/2018
The gift, which was announced at the Engineering Lab Building groundbreaking, will establish the Omron Robotics and Human Factors Lab and the Omron Endowed Scholarship in Electrical Engineering.
4/16/2018
Social Work Assistant Professor Jessica Camp is calling for a paradigm shift in how we support those with mental illnesses
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.