2/6/2017
Early exposure:
51ÊÓƵ-Dearborn awarded NEH challenge grant to support student research and community engagement on Arab American subjects...
1/23/2017
Business abroad:
Japan trip sparks insights, inspiration for College of Business students...
1/11/2017
In the House: Political science student Dima Atiya reflects on semester as White House intern
Political science student Dima Atiya reflects on semester as White House intern....
11/17/2016
Tunnel vision: Ford, 51ÊÓƵ-Dearborn partnership adds to Formula SAE success
51ÊÓƵ-Dearborn’s Formula SAE team is building on the momentum of recent success with a little help from Ford, which recently let the team use their wind tunnel facility to learn more about aerodynamics....
10/31/2016
Expression in oppression: Course explores Forbidden Art exhibit, coping strategies
Students in Assistant Professor Anna Muller's Oppression and Survival in Concentration Camps course are exploring human coping strategies through 'Forbidden Art.'...
10/31/2016
Cultural connections: Student Christian Ledford lands fellowship to experience the Middle East
Christian Ledford saw the customs of the oldest independent state of the Arab world. He shared ideas with government representatives. And he enjoyed getting a new perspective on world affairs....
10/17/2016
Field goals: Environmental Interpretive Center creates insect hotel for campus garden
Welcome to the Bug House....
10/3/2016
A mission for Curiosity: Geology assistant professor Mark Salvatore and students involved in latest Mars endeavor
Geology Assistant Professor Mark Salvatore and his students are studying Mars to see if it could support sustained life....
9/19/2016
Educational expeditions: Faculty facilitate real world experiences for students
Students got up close and personal with medieval skeletons, ancient philosophers and more during study abroad experiences this summer. ...
7/26/2016
Taylor Lenze offered two Fulbright Scholarships
Recent graduate Taylor Lenze will travel to Austria this fall on a Fulbright Scholarship....
