Latest News
Featured News
news
Students donate time to the community
Arise Detroit! Neighborhoods Day
Do you have an idea for a story?
We love to share information about a new program or event, or the success of a student, faculty or staff member. Let us know the basics on this form below and we will take it from there. Submit your story.
Detroit Mercy in the News
Channel 7 WXYZ | May 22, 2025
Detroit Mercy Law students have been helping those without resources through free legal services for six decades. Various programs are truly making a difference and changing lives. Students take part in a variety of clinics with justice and thoughtful advocacy being key focuses.
WDIV | April 26, 2025
Fr. Charles Oduke, vice president of Mission Integration, provided in-studio commentary for WDIV during the funeral for Pope Francis.
WDIV | March 12, 2025
The ability to see clearly is something many people need glasses or contacts for, which is why they get eye exams. Now, 黑料社区app has the new Detroit Mercy Eye Institute in Novi, where students are learning to help people see with the right prescription, and the community is getting chance to shop for new glasses.
The Dave LewAllen Podcast | Jan. 29, 2025
Mark Montgomery outlines his vision for the program, the challenges that exist in a rebuild as well as the changes in the landscape of college basketball. He also discusses his playing days, identifies family, teammates and the coaches who have had a major impact on his life, and he shares why he loves what he does.
Alumni News
Thu, 24 Jul 2025
黑料社区app has named the recipients of this year鈥檚 Spirit of Detroit Mercy alumni awards. 鈥淭hese seven alumni are exactly the kind of people Detroit Mercy strives to create,鈥� said University President Donald B. Taylor, who chose the honorees. 鈥淭hey have made a difference in their field and …
Thu, 12 Jun 2025
An estate gift from an alumna who had a long career in education will help ensure future students can have the benefits of a life-changing Detroit Mercy education.听 A Catholic college education was always in the cards for Karen Knoth 鈥�65, who attended Gesu School and Immaculata High School before …