Author: Eden Barash

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Chaldean community well-represented on Detroit Mercy campus

The Chaldean American Student Association, CASA at the University of Detroit Mercy, is a non-profit student organization committed to promoting a positive representation of the Chaldean community on campus.   With about 100 members, CASA serves as both an educational and social outlet that encourages students to connect with their […]

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Support available for end of semester stress

Feeling overwhelmed due to end of semester stress? You are not alone. Detroit Mercy prioritizes student well-being, offering one-on one-help to all students. The Detroit Mercy Wellness Center offers no-cost counseling to students. Staffed by a clinical psychologist, clinical social workers and mental health counselors, the Wellness Center focuses on […]

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AASO uniting Albanian American students across Detroit Mercy

The Albanian American Student Organization, formed in 2019, has continued to grow members and creates a welcoming community to the Albanian students at University of Detroit Mercy.   The group gets together to do many events for students to connect over their background and form relationships. Some previous events hosted […]

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Detroit Mercy dining offers a variety of halal options

With record-breaking numbers of Muslim students on campus, the University of Detroit Mercy is introducing new halal food options across campus dining facilities, marking a significant step toward inclusivity and catering to students’ diverse dietary needs.  Halal refers to the religious dietary standard imposed on Muslims. It covers a range […]

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OPINION: Losing a dog is hard to deal with

Part of my childhood went away when my dog Shiloh died. Shiloh was not just a dog; he was my best friend and part of the family. Anytime my mom took me to Cincinnati to see her family, I would get so excited knowing he was there. All those rides […]

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One-night production of ‘Ripped’ coming on Nov. 22

Detroit Mercy has an up-and-coming play on its way. After the performance of “Witch,” viewers can be expecting a deeply emotional and riveting play titled “Ripped.”   The play will run at the Live 6 Alliance Event Space in Detroit on Nov. 22.  The director of the play is Mycah […]

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Campus Activity Board brings the fun to events at Detroit Mercy

Kailah Collins is president of the Campus Activity Board, one of the most influential student organizations at Detroit Mercy. Collins shared insights on the board’s mission, upcoming events and how it plans to create a more engaging and inclusive campus experience. It has a passion for enhancing student involvement and […]