2/9/2017
The summer of ’67: CASL series reflects on the lasting impact of five days of unrest in Detroit
CASL series reflects on the lasting impact of five days of unrest in Detroit....
2/6/2017
Early exposure:
51ÊÓƵ-Dearborn awarded NEH challenge grant to support student research and community engagement on Arab American subjects...
1/30/2017
Transferrable skills: 51ÊÓƵ-Dearborn student earns top Tau Sigma scholarship for eighth consecutive year
This marks the eighth consecutive year a 51ÊÓƵ-Dearborn student has received the honor....
1/30/2017
A guardian mindset: New program helps police think through ways to handle confrontations
Creators of a new University of Michigan-Dearborn program are working to reimagine the use of force within local police departments. ...
1/16/2017
Perspectives of nontraditional students: Timothy Carter
In September of 2016, Timothy Carter II, 34, a longtime firefighter decided to returned to college. His decision to return to school—to major in psychology and minor in philosophy—came with the birth of his son....
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....
1/10/2017
With honors: Chancellor’s Medallion Award recognizes academic achievement and character
University of Michigan-Dearborn recognized five students as Chancellor’s Medallion recipients and two student speakers during the university’s commencement ceremonies December 17. Courtney Ford...
12/14/2016
A passion for politics: CASL graduate Magy Shenouda has eyes set on D.C.
CASL student Magy Shenouda has her eyes set on D.C. after graduating this December....
12/1/2016
Community politics: Student Jewell Jones becomes youngest ever elected to Michigan House of Representatives
Student Jewell Jones recently became the youngest person ever elected to the Michigan House of Representatives....
11/14/2016
Giving Blueday: Campus prepares for 24-hour global day of giving
Robin Wilson knew it wouldn’t be easy to return to school to finish her bachelor’s degree in 2013. Then 29, she worried about balancing classwork with a full-time career in the nonprofit world and a busy personal life....