Friday, November 15, 2024
Having to change our eating habits is not the easiest thing to do. Dietary limitations can restrict us and even just wanting to change our eating habits for a better lifestyle can be hard. But imagine doing that on a college campus and going vegetarian and not having many […]
The 2020 election is a little over a year away. Already, we have seen dozens of presidential candidates say how they plan to run the United States if elected. Along the fringes, a controversial topic has emerged related to our elections: whether minors, ages 16 and 17, should be able […]
Did you know that Detroit Mercy offers a three-credit course geared toward providing student-centered academic support to help students achieve success. As a student with attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder, I know that the Student Disability & Accessibility Support Services department located in the Student Success Center on the third floor of […]
BY KORI TUCKER VN SPECIAL WRITER Student got a taste of African and Caribbean food and music recently in the Fountain Lounge, when the African and Caribbean Student Organization hosted an Oct. 1 event. The club focuses on empowering students of African and Caribbean descent and educating students who may not know […]
BY DEVONNE MCCULLOUGH VN SPECIAL WRITER They are the first in their families to attend a four-year institution. They are first-generation college students. And Detroit Mercy has many of them – about a third of its enrollment – as well as an organization to support them. Detroit Mercy First Gen aims […]
BY VIRIDIANA CAMACHO VN STAFF WRITER President Trump’s immigration battles with Mexico and Latin America may seem a long ways from Detroit, but their impact is being felt personally on the McNichols campus, where several Detroit Mercy students have seen family members deported. Edward Jurado, president of the Latinx Student […]
BY KAELYN JOHNSON VN SPECIAL WRITER Detroit Mercy Theater Company kicks off its 49th season with Lauren Gunderson’s “Silent Sky,” a true story that honors an important woman in history. In the 19th century, as women were fighting for the right to vote, Henrietta Leavitt made a difference in the […]
BY MAXINE MOORE and NICHOLAS CUCCHI VN SPECIAL WRITERS Junior Loreal Salter, 20, remembers exactly where she was, what she was doing and who she was doing it with when Donald J. Trump was elected president of the United States in 2016. She recalls that her conservative school had […]
Many people rejoiced when Michigan passed legislation in November making recreational pot legal. The law also allowed for businesses like grow operations, dispensaries, micro-grows and other things. But according to a recent article in the Detroit Free Press, more cities are opting out of having marijuana businesses than are opting […]
GERALD BLACKSHEAR / VN STAFF WRITER In my four years at Detroit Mercy, I’ve witnessed and experienced a lot. Even though I’m not far from home, the four years here have truly been an adventure. I started off as a freshman in Shiple Hall. Reflecting back on freshman year, it seems […]
