My college journey at the University of Detroit Mercy is almost over and I cannot wait to prioritize my aspirations. My college journey was adverse due to a global pandemic, which started during my freshman year. The tragedies of the pandemic were devastating, but quarantine and remote classes provided me […]
Author: Jeremiah Steen
Art display honors Black lives lost to violence
Next month, the University of Detroit Mercy will host a dedication ceremony for Panel Five, an art installation that remembers victims killed in acts of racially-motivated violence. The ceremony will take place April 26 at 4 p.m. in the Briggs Building and will include prayer, a vocalist and a poetry reading. […]
Seniors should give to class gift campaign
The University of Detroit Mercy is kicking off the annual Senior Class Giving Campaign, which will ensure the university is able to continue guiding Titans towards a boundless future. The campaign is a yearly initiative which allows the graduating class to collaborate with the university’s fund-development team to create a […]
Preparations underway for Taylor’s March inauguration
Dr. Donald B. Taylor will be inaugurated next month as the University of Detroit Mercy’s 26th President and officials encourage all students, faculty and staff to take part in the day-long events. The celebration on March 24 kicks off with a Mass of Thanksgiving at Gesu Catholic Church at 1 p.m. […]
UDM students feel effects of high inflation
Inflation continues to be a major issue for people across the U.S., including at the University of Detroit Mercy. The prices of everything from eggs to raw materials have risen over the past year. Although the rate of increase has cooled, and some relief for Michiganders could be coming in the […]
New fencing coach values positive attitudes
Michael Ramlow became the new head coach of Detroit Mercy’s fencing team in October, after longtime coach Todd Dressell retired. The fencing team remains an important part of Detroit Mercy athletics, and is still the only sport here to win an NCAA championship. Ramlow, who said he was very excited to […]
New Latinx organization seeks student input
One of the newest organizations on campus was started by a student who refused to take “no” for an answer. Maria Cristal Guzman is president of the Detroit Mercy Latinx Student Union (LSU), which officially formed this semester. The university was without such a group for nearly two years after the […]
First Pride events seen as ‘huge’ step toward inclusion
Detroit Mercy’s first Pride Night celebrations are seen as a “huge” step toward inclusion by the university’s LGBTQ+ community and are likely to expand in the future, according to organizers. The athletic department earlier this month hosted the events at both a men’s and women’s basketball game to recognize and celebrate […]
Journalism class helped transfer student feel more comfortable
I have always been enamored with the idea of college being this formative time that would inspire and lead me towards my future. Last August was my first semester as a transfer student from Macomb Community College to the University of Detroit Mercy. I enrolled in a class called “News Writing” […]
Fining refs for wrong calls would be wrong message
When it comes to high-pressure situations and constant backlash from fans, being a professional athlete can be one of the toughest jobs in sports. But have you ever thought about the individual standing on the sideline? The one with the striped shirt and whistle in his or her mouth, armed and […]
