2026 Detroit Mercy News Releases
The McNichols Campus makes an appearance in John Freeman's newest collection, as do a number of locations across Metro Detroit and Michigan. Also appearing are legendary Detroit sports figures, restaurants, bars and other hangouts.
The Community Wellness Council, which brings Fitzgerald and Martin Park residents together to shape community‐led wellness initiatives, is now accepting new members. The application deadline to become a new member is March 1.
This free event is open to all girls ages 5-12 and includes admission to the Titans women's basketball game against Purdue Fort Wayne.
Set in Italy in 1211, the play follows Clare, a wealthy medieval “It” girl whose privileged life is upended when she meets Francis, a man who has renounced his wealth and social status in service to the poor. Inspired by his radical devotion, Clare begins to reexamine her own life, questioning what it means to live with purpose and integrity.
The infamous Brookes Slave Ship is the inspiration behind an exhibit that will open Feb. 6 in the exhibition space of the Loranger Architecture Building on University of Detroit Mercy’s McNichols Campus.
Three of UDM's online graduate programs are ranked among the best in the nation.
UDM Nursing professor Molly McClelland, her twin sister Polly, and daughter Bailey teamed up as one of 12 teams on the FOX survival reality series, 'Extracted,' which debuts on Jan. 26.
February is Black History Month, and University of Detroit Mercy will celebrate with a series of enlightening events across all campuses.
Two leaders in arts and entertainment law will discuss the field and their careers representing entertainment figures Feb. 12.
Mike DiGiovanni ’70, ’72 has had many roles at the University, and his latest is dear to his heart. DiGiovanni's involvement with the GM Student Corps began in 2013 and has brought him once again back to Detroit Mercy, helping develop professional skills in the students, engage them in their communities and provide mentors and guidance as they progress.
From Titan Field renovations to a new locker room, supporters have helped upgrade amenities for UDM women's soccer.