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  • April 21: DIA art coming to McNichols Campus

    Monday April 21, 2025

    This summer, the McNichols Campus will become a mini art gallery, compliments of the Detroit Institute of Arts.

    High-quality reproductions of five works of art from the DIA鈥檚 collection will be installed on the Campus as part of the DIA鈥檚 Inside|Out project, now in its 16th year.

    Works chosen for display at UDM are:

    • Bookshop: Hebrew Books, Holy Day Books, Ben Shahn, near the front entrance of the Student Union
    • St. Jerome in His Study, Jan van Dyck, on Kassab Mall
    • Bank of the Oise at Auvers, Vincent Van Gogh, near the Fisher Fountain
    • Head of a Woman, Unknown Egyptian Artist, near Sacred Heart Square
    • Mosquito Nets, John Singer Sargent, near the Health Professions Facility

    Installation of the pieces will be April 23 and the works will be displayed through October.

    Colorful trees are full of yellow leaves near the Student Union, clock tower and McNichols Campus fountain.

  • April 21: Statement from UDM on passing of Pope Francis

    Monday April 21, 2025
    Pope Francis smiles and waves from his transport amidst a crowd of people.Vatican City – October 29, 2014: Pope Francis greets attendees at the weekly general audience on October 29, 2014 in Rome. Every week, thousands of pilgrims from around the world take this opportunity to meet the Pontifex.

    bet365 入金 President Donald B. Taylor and Fr. Charles Oduke, vice president of Mission Integration, join with leaders throughout the world in mourning the passing of Pope Francis at age 88.

    鈥淥n behalf of our entire UDM family and all who felt a deep bond to Pope Francis鈥 ministry and enduring faith, we are saddened at his passing but thankful for his spiritual guidance, prophetic leadership, vulnerability and willingness to challenge everyone to love and respect the God-given dignity of people everywhere,鈥 Taylor said. 鈥淢ore importantly, Pope Francis lifted the veil of indifference to the suffering of others and provided a transcendent example of what it means to be agents of faith, hope and love in our world today.鈥

    In speaking about the legacy of Pope Francis, Fr. Oduke said that 鈥淭he values of the Mission of UDM as a ministry of both the sisters of Mercy and Jesuits are deeply steeped in Catholic Intellectual Tradition and Catholic Social Thought as interpreted through the teaching and example of Pope Francis.

    鈥淭oday, we kindly ask our entire UDM family to keep Pope Francis in your prayers and to celebrate his exemplary leadership and ministry with everyone in the world today.鈥

    On Thursday, April 24, there will be a special liturgy to pray for Pope Francis鈥 repose and to honor his legacy. This liturgy is in the McNichols Campus St. Ignatius Chapel at 12:45 p.m. We hope to see you there.

    May perpetual light shine upon Pope Francis and may the souls of all the departed through God鈥檚 Mercy rest in Peace.

  • April 21: Circle of support offered in Shiple Hall on April 24

    Monday April 21, 2025

    A graphic of three individual holding each other in arms.Join the Office of Mission Integration on Thursday, April 24 at 2听p.m. in the Mercy Gathering Place in Shiple Hall for a healing session of storytelling, testimonials, resource sharing, advocacy and action.

    All faculty and staff are welcome.

    Whether to give or receive, come for love, respect and listening. This is an opportunity for sharing, reflection and grounding ourselves in community, inspired by restorative justice practices.

  • April 21: Virtual information sessions offered to learn about MCD Program, April 22 and 23

    Monday April 21, 2025

    Detroit Mercy’s (SACD) will host a virtual information session about the (MCD) program on Tuesday, April 22, at noon and Wednesday, April 23, at 5 p.m.听

    Join faculty and staff who will describe this one-of-a-kind program, which integrates human, organizational, physical and economic aspects of community development into a comprehensive approach to the renewal of communities.

    Learn how a Master of Community Development from Detroit Mercy can make a difference!

    To RSVP, please email Virginia Stanard at stanarvi@udmercy.edu.

    A graphic with an image at the top of several people standing beneath a Welcome to the Fitzgerald Neighborhood sign. Below the image reads the text University of Detroit Master of Community Development Virtual Information Sessions, April 22 at 12 p.m. and April 23 at 5 p.m. To register email stanarvi@udmercy.edu. The link for both sessions is provided along with a scan code for the Zoom link. Learn how a Master of Community Development from Detroit Mercy can Make a Difference. There is a Detroit Mercy logo at the bottom of the page as well as the School of Architecture and Community Development logo.

  • April 20: Emerging Voices showcases student directors on April 25

    Sunday April 20, 2025

    All are invited to join the Detroit Mercy for an exciting performance of “Emerging Voices: Student Directing Showcase,” on Friday, April 25 at 11 a.m., presented by the Winter 2025 Fundamentals of Directing class. The event will take place inside Reno Hall, Room 164.

    This event features a dynamic array of scenes, each crafted by our talented student directors. Don鈥檛 miss this opportunity to support and be inspired by the next generation of theatrical talent.

    No tickets are needed for this free event, and seating is first come, first serve.

    For more information or any questions, please contact Sarah Rusk at hawkinsk@udmercy.edu.

    A graphic on a blue background regarding Emerging Voices: Student-directed One Acts, featuring plays by a number of students with names listed. This free event takes place on April 25 at 11 a.m. in Reno Hall Room 164.

  • April 20: Welcome spring with TENN on April 29

    Sunday April 20, 2025

    Please join Titan Equity Nourish Network (TENN) in welcoming spring and celebrating our community with an afternoon of crafts, food and fun on Tuesday, April 29 at 3 p.m. on the Student Union Patio.

    All are welcome to this FREE event.

    To RSVP and for more information, please contact tenn@udmercy.edu.

    A flyer for the TENN Spring party, set for Tuesday, April 29 at 3 p.m. on the Student Union Patio, featuring an afternoon of crafts, food and fun. To RSVP or for more information contact tenn@udmercy.edu.

  • April 20: 2025 Economic and Community Impact on Metro Detroit & Fast Facts now available

    Sunday April 20, 2025

    The cover of the 2025 Economic and Community Impact report on Metro Detroit, featuring a photo of four students participating in community service, and also featuring a bet365 入金 logo.The 2025 issue of the Economic and Community Impact Report on Metro Detroit & Fast Facts is now available as a single publication. This publication is more marketing-centric and offers a more global, high-level view of UDM to general external audiences. This is of particular importance to major gift officers and annual giving audiences, especially as UDM begins work to initiate a new fundraising campaign.

    To view the latest issue, please visit /about/facts.php.

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Monday April 21, 2025

Department Co-Chair and Professor of History Roy Finkenbine gave a talk on “Erasing the History of Racial Violence: A Personal Example” to the Metro Detroit Area Historians Collegium on April 1. The Collegium is a biennial gathering of local university and community college history instructors. On April 14, he gave a talk on “What Caused the Civil War?” to the Ann Arbor Civil War Round Table. Finkenbine also presented at a webinar for Michigan teachers on “Native Americans and the Underground Railroad” on April 16. This was sponsored by the Michigan Department of Education and will become part of their permanent library of teacher resources.

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