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11/8/2023
New exhibit amplifies student voices, promotes art and advocacy
Eleven Dearborn Wolverines have work in “Respond/Resist/Rethink.” The tri-campus exhibit runs now through Dec. 8.
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11/6/2023
Coming together to understand the Middle East crisis
At a community forum, faculty offered historical context and spoke to the difficult question of what happens next.
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11/6/2023
Growing the farming movement in Detroit
UM-Dearborn student Tepfirah "Tee" Rushdan, Detroit's first director of urban agriculture, is working to grow community efforts toward food sustainability....
11/6/2023
An Update from the Office of Research: November 2023
A colleague lands a $450,000-plus grant, resources help faculty find funding and more. Check out the November update from the Office of Research....
11/1/2023
Open education resources make college more affordable
UM-Dearborn offers educational and financial support for faculty members interested in pursuing open education, a movement toward free-to-use openly licensed materials for teaching and learning....
10/30/2023
Eerie-sistible courses for Dearborn Wolverines
Check out three spooky (and scholarly) classes going on now — and three you can take next semester....
10/25/2023
The power of support
Narmin Jarrous, Class of 2018, says the UM-Dearborn Disability and Accessibility Services office changed her life by giving her the tools she needed to embrace her disability and become a successful business leader and social justice advocate....
10/25/2023
'I want to be the adult I needed growing up'
A southwest Detroit neighborhood organization has a long history of welcoming UM-Dearborn alums to its staff. Here’s how four Dearborn Wolverine grads are making a difference....
10/23/2023
Connecting campus with community
The Office of Community-Engaged Learning, formerly OMI, is refocusing its efforts, with an emphasis on supporting faculty in practice-based work....
10/23/2023
How a mentorship program guides student to success
In its third year, the Wolverine Mentor Collective has supported more than 2,200 Dearborn Wolverines. College of Business senior Archie Lytle shares how the WMC’s professional networking edition helped him choose an internship....
