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2/8/2023
Dania Bazzi’s American Dream
The two-time UM-Dearborn alum and West Bloomfield superintendent talks about why she’s dedicated her life to education and what we stand to lose when we abandon our faith in public schools. ...
1/18/2023
'Pay attention to the world around you'
A new full-feature online experience for UM-Dearborn’s “History 387: Aspects of the Holocaust” course — made possible by a Ravitz Foundation grant — includes recorded Holocaust survivor testimony from UM-Dearborn’s archive collection, renowned expert talks...
1/16/2023
What we’re missing when we simplify MLK’s life and legacy
Associate Professor Terri Laws thinks honoring Martin Luther King Jr. must start with a more thorough reckoning with his thought, his place in history and his relevance for today....
12/18/2022
Congrats, Dearborn Wolverine graduates!
UM-Dearborn awarded nearly 800 degrees during the two Class of Fall 2022 commencement ceremonies on Dec. 17 in the Fieldhouse....
12/12/2022
Dearborn Wolverines welcome President Ono
U-M President Santa J. Ono made his first visit to UM-Dearborn to meet with faculty, staff, students and leadership on Friday. During a town hall, he shared a few plans that will take place within the next year and UM-Dearborn’s role....
12/7/2022
Class of Fall 2022: CASL graduate Christina Naylor
At age 35, Christina Naylor stepped into a college classroom for the first time in a decade, joined a business fraternity and made the Dean’s List — all while balancing caregiving for a parent and a full-time job. The psychology major dedicates her commenc...
11/28/2022
Get the details for Fall ‘22 Commencement
Two Dec. 17 ceremonies will take place to honor graduates, and Meta executive Judy Toland, '01 MBA, will be the keynote for both....
11/2/2022
A way to remember lost loved ones
Alpha Psi Lambda Latino fraternity created a Día de los Muertos ofrenda in the University Center’s Wolverine Commons. It will be up through Nov. 8 for people to add framed photos of family and friends. ...
10/26/2022
Sharing a few grave insights
In Detroit’s Woodmere Cemetery, there are about 200,000 people — all with their own stories. To share some of these and teach local history, Professor Emeritus Ron Stockton, a noted graveyard researcher, wants to take you on a tour.
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10/17/2022
How a campus storytelling project builds community
“More Than A Single Story: UM-Dearborn Speaks,” now in its second year, documents unique experiences and reflections of UM-Dearborn students....
