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Three 51��Ƶ-Dearborn Alternatives for Violent Force educators — a retired Michigan State Police chief, a Civil Rights specialist, and a Detroit community leader who's a member of the Detroit Police Department — weigh in on the global Black Lives Matter Movem...

College of Arts, Sciences, and Letters faculty and American Society of Primatologists colleagues form action network for primate conservation....

New program for College of Arts, Sciences, & Letters incoming students — CASL Foundations — takes the general education course requirements and turns them into a close-knit learning experience....

To support students and help them prepare for success today and in the future, the university modified some admissions and registration process policies. ...

From late March though now, Psychology Associate Professor Brenda Whitehead has heard from more than 1,500 older adults nationwide about their pandemic stressors and joys. Here are some preliminary results of her research....

The awards program, now in its 38th year, honors students for their strong academic achievement and faculty who have distinguished themselves in teaching, research and service....

Spring 2020 grad Owen Ekblad says his 51��Ƶ-Dearborn journey gave him a math education that's led to new experiences, like winning a U.S. National Yo-Yo Competition. Now he’s taking encouragement from professors to do something he never thought possible — st...

Three 51��Ƶ-Dearborn faculty talk about what being a “good” professor means during a global pandemic....

Six students earn Chancellor’s Medallion Award, which recognizes academic achievement and character...

Political Science Professor Mitchel Sollenberger, who’s a political source for USA Today, C-SPAN, The Hill, Washington Post and others, talks about how the COVID-19 crisis may impact what happens on November 3....