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‘You can’t say it’s because of my dad anymore’: Brad Calipari finds himself – and the court – in Detroit
ESPN | 1/16/20
Brad Calipari, son of Hall of Fame coach John Calipari, can't remember a time of living in anonymity. But as a graduate transfer at University of Detroit Mercy, he has found himself and the basketball court.
Wandering in search of Wakanda
ESPN’s The Undefeated | 12/26/19
Alex Zamalin, an assistant professor of Political Science and director of the African American Studies program at Detroit Mercy, is featured in this piece that explores the concept of black utopias.
Detroit Mercy raises more than $100 million in record-setting campaign
Detroit Free Press | 12/15/19
Detroit Mercy’s fundraising campaign set a school record for the most money raised in a campaign.
Detroit Mercy and Kalasho Empowerment of Young Scholars give turkeys to Detroit for Thanksgiving
FOX 2 Detroit | 11/21/19
Detroit Mercy and Kalasho Empowerment of Young Scholars unite in giving away over 500 turkeys to the community, helping ensure everyone has something to be thankful for.
Silent Sky at Detroit Mercy Theatre Company is Unexpectedly Brilliant!
Broadway World | 10/23/19
The simplicity and elegance of this production of Silent Sky made the importance of Gunderson's words stand out to the audience and the cast of five worked seamlessly together to bring this impactful and moving production to life. It is a brilliant piece of Michigan theatre.
Detroit Mercy’s Mike Davis Jr., and a season of hope after his stroke
The Athletic | 10/21/19
Assistant men's basketball coach Mike Davis Jr. is a man who’s happy to be here, happy to have this conversation, happy to tell his story for the first time. You don’t know who he is and that’s OK. He says he’s got a lot more living to do.
Alumni News
$1.6-million grant will support new teaching and learning center
Tue, 20 Oct 2020
University of Detroit Mercy has received a $1.6-million grant from the U.S. Department of Education (DoE) Office of Postsecondary Education. This five-year competitive grant was awarded through the DoE’s Title III Part A Strengthening Institutions Program (SIP), which provides grants to institutions that serve a high percentage of traditionally underserved …
Get to Know: Dan Egeler ’86, four marathons, one cause
Fri, 16 Oct 2020
Dan Egeler ’86 wanted to do something in 2020 that would challenge himself both mentally and physically. But if the University of Detroit Mercy School of Law alumnus was going to do some sort of “crazy” competition, he wanted it to benefit a good cause. Egeler’s solution: Complete four marathons …