Most students know of Grounds Coffee Haus located in basement of the Student Lounge, but many do not know that on every third Sunday of the month it turns into a theatre for poets. Broadside Lotus Press hosts a poetry-writing workshop where young writers meet to discuss published poets and […]
Author: REBECCA KENNELLY/ VN
Peers, friends reflect on Schaberg’s life, impact
Thousands of students and teachers have lived, worked, taught, studied and accomplished at Detroit Mercy. Through the hustle and bustle that of earning a degree or teaching at a university, many people miss the opportunity to meet some of the most influential individuals to step foot on this campus. One […]
Wisdom for, from all stages
In case you missed it, we have been talking with members of each class and asking about their experiences as college students. What were students’ expectations before coming to UDM? What changes have they gone through? How has the school changed? Did they exaggerate the difficulty of college before attendance? […]
From solemn religious services to chocolate eggs, Easter season arrives
Easter arrives Sunday, and with it come many types of celebrations. Easter to some is a light-hearted, chocolate-egg holiday that offers a great time with family and loved ones. For others, it is a solemn occasion, where even nods to the Easter Bunny are viewed as offensive. In Catholic traditions, […]
Profs, staff share stories of early job adventures
With graduation rapidly approaching, many seniors are preparing for their first post-college jobs. The Varsity News took the opportunity to ask a variety of Detroit Mercy faculty and staff about their early jobs. DELANDA DIXON Dixon, administrative assistant to the dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Education, […]
Tubbs’ ‘Last Lecture’ on April 25 to focus on gratefulness
In our individualistic society, people tend to live life isolated in their own view of life, considering only how certain situations affect themselves and not other people. However, in a world shared by over seven billion people, this sort of mindset creates divisions between individuals and fosters a sort of […]
Advice for managing your finals
With the semester winding down, stress and anxiety are high on campus. Being prepared can help, and your professors have some recommendations for exams. “Probably the single best way to study for final exams is to keep up with the material throughout the course of the semester,” said communication studies […]
What to do, how to live – tips from world of cinema
I substitute teach middle school and high school students. Thank you for your sympathy. But it’s worse than you think. And it’s worse than that, too. When it comes to the cinema, the bullying of students and substitute/fresh teachers is not anything new. Students bullied: “Bully,” “Detachment,” “Three O’clock High,” […]
Thank you for the kindness, opportunity, support
As my time at Detroit Mercy comes to an end, many people who have enhanced my journey along the way come to mind. I owe my success, knowledge and preparation to many people, but especially the following: Tom Stanton – Thank you for being such a wonderful professor, advisor, mentor […]
Leaving on a bright note
Starting over is so scary but I’m ready for it. I’m ready for a new change in pace, a new routine in my life. No more going to class three days a week, and no more last-minute assignments. The time has come for me to actually start adulting. Technically, I’ve […]
