January 2010
Stories About UDM
Stories which utilized a UDM expert
"In small-car buyer's market, Scion seeks second wind"
Mark Phelan, Lansing State Journal, 01-11-2010Read more
Mark Phelan, Lansing State Journal, 01-11-2010Read more
"Riddle's lawyers: Race issue could delay start of corruption trial"
The pioneer, The Pioneer, 01-12-2010Read more
The pioneer, The Pioneer, 01-12-2010Read more
"Manual covers no-fault law, benefits charity"
Christine L. Mobley, Oakland County Legal News, 01-19-2010Read more
Christine L. Mobley, Oakland County Legal News, 01-19-2010Read more
"Comfort level is key to weight-loss workout"
Krista Jahnke, The Arizona Republic, 01-28-2010Read more
Krista Jahnke, The Arizona Republic, 01-28-2010Read more
Stories about UDM students/alumni
"Here's a resolution: To offer thanks to the people who deserve it"
Jim Evans, The Daily Tribune, 01-01-2010Read more
Jim Evans, The Daily Tribune, 01-01-2010Read more
"Walicki headed for Detroit Mercy Hall of Fame"
Jackson Citizen Patriot, Jackson Citizen Patriot, 01-22-2010Read more
Jackson Citizen Patriot, Jackson Citizen Patriot, 01-22-2010Read more
"Former Mott star Thomas Kennedy helps lead UD past Loyola"
Bruce Gunther, Flint Journal, 01-29-2010
Bruce Gunther, Flint Journal, 01-29-2010
Kennedy, a senior forward at UD, helped lead Mott to the 2008 NJCAA Division II national championship. He earned 2nd team All American honors after averaging 14.5 points and 7.7 rebounds that season
Read more"Hall of Fame honor validates Phillips' career"
DAN O'MEARA, Eccentric, 01-31-2010
DAN O'MEARA, Eccentric, 01-31-2010
When the University of Detroit Mercy selection committee was choosing former athletes for the UDM Hall of Fame's Class of 2010, Rashad Phillips was an easy choice. As one of the school's all-time great basketball players, there was no debate regarding the merit of Phillips' candidacy. The former Ferndale High School star ended his college career in 2001 as UDM's all-time leading scorer, a two-time Player of the Year in the Midwestern Collegiate Conference and the recipient of the Frances Pomeroy Naismith Award.
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