This past semester the Fisher building completed its demolition. There was a multitude of reasons for the demolition, from no handicap accessible restrooms, to the main plumbing drain lines rotting out. The five–story building only having one elevator resulted in major inconveniences when down for service or repairs. In the […]
Author: Wilhelmina Schultz
OPINION: The Challenge is the best reality TV
The Challenge is a reality competition television show that was created by MTV Studios. It is considered a franchise and is currently broadcasting its 39th season which is called “The Challenge: Battle for a New Champion.” Out of all the current reality shows, The Challenge is by far the most […]
Cybersecurity Club breaking new ground at UDM
The University of Detroit Mercy’s Cybersecurity Club is quickly making an impact on campus. The Cybersecurity Club invites individuals to engage in discussion with guest speakers, navigate demonstrations using cybersecurity tools and participate in events such as the ISACA Cybersecurity Scholarship Case Competition – all while enjoying a warm slice […]
College of E&S debuts art show
The University of Detroit Mercy’s 2024 SciComm Art Show, CNXNS, taking place on Feb. 5-9, is the first of its kind on university grounds. The show, hoping to create a visible connection between science and art through student and faculty creativity, is aiming to become an annual event. Maris Polanco […]
UDM’s ‘Photograph 51’ blends theatre with STEM
The University of Detroit Mercy Theatre company will be opening the second mainstage production of its 53rd Season with Photograph 51 by Anna Ziegler. The story is about the life of unsung hero Rosalind Franklin, a prominent British crystallographer, and her contributions to the development and discovery of DNA. Opening […]
A new era of ‘grit’ for Detroit Mercy women’s lacrosse
When Madeline Dugan was named head coach of Detroit Mercy Women’s Lacrosse on June 26, 2023, the feeling was fresh, but she was no foreigner to Calihan Hall. The Rochester, Michigan, native served as an assistant in 2022, a team that featured over 60 percent of the Titans’ current roster. […]
CLAE unveils student ambassador program to increase connectivity
The College of Liberal Arts and Education (CLAE) at the University of Detroit Mercy started the new year running with its student ambassador program coming into form. The program, which will be fully operational in February, has selected nine ambassadors to dawn the task of increasing good connections with prospective […]
Titan Edge offer free tuition to eligible students in 2024-25
With the recent ranking of the University of Detroit Mercy being placed as the number two school in Michigan and No. 52 in the nation by The Wall Street Journal, this a special time for prospective students to decide on coming to Detroit Mercy. Coupled with the prestigious rankings is […]
Student Advisory Board prepares Titans for life beyond campus
From a humble starting to a boastful organization, the Student Advisory Board (SAB) at the University of Detroit Mercy is making waves as a dynamic organization focused on fostering unity, professional development and a sense of community among business students. SAB, according to President Mark Formosa, is a business […]
Pair of Titans to be honored by Detroit financial chapter later this month
Olivia Saputo and Ryan Cassette are two recent Detroit Mercy Titans, who will be receiving awards from the Detroit Chapter of Financial Executives International in February. The Detroit FEI is an organization that provides unmatched opportunities for graduating seniors, interested in advancing their careers in finance or accounting. Each […]