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• February 03: Interfaith dinner and panel to be celebrated in Student Union, Feb. 4

  Tuesday February 03, 2026
  

  University Ministry will celebrate world interfaith harmony at an interfaith panel and dinner on Wednesday, Feb. 4, from 6-8 p.m. in the Student Union Ballroom on the McNichols Campus. All Titans are invited.

  Participants will share food together, hear personal stories from a panel of speakers of various religious perspectives on sustaining hope and enjoy a cultural drumming and singing group that includes one 黑料社区app graduate student.

  Free food for all in attendance includes halal, kosher, gluten-free and vegetarian options.

  It is a +1 spiritual opportunity for 黑料社区app students in leadership, and students can volunteer at the event as well to count toward service hours.

  For more information, please contact Director of University Ministry Anita Klueg at kluegag@udmercy.edu.

   

  

• February 03: Winter career and co-op fair for all students set for Feb. 19

  Tuesday February 03, 2026
  

  The Center for Career & Professional Development will hold the 2026 Winter Career and Co-op Fair on Thursday, February 19, from 2-5 p.m. All majors are welcome to attend.

  The fair will be held in the Student Union Ballroom and is open to all current students as well as recent 黑料社区app graduates.

  Sponsored by Alliance Catholic Credit Union, the fair will feature more than 60 organizations and is a great opportunity for students to meet and share their resumes with a variety of employers and graduate schools to discuss full-time employment, graduate school options and co-op and internship positions, as well as volunteering opportunities.

  Students will have the opportunity to take free professional headshots and be entered into a drawing to win a $50 gift card for attending.

  For more information or with any questions, please visit the Center for Career & Professional Development directly or call 313-993-1017 or email careerlink@udmercy.edu.

  Current students may pre-register and view list of participating organizations through their Handshake accounts.

  

• February 03: Mission Week activities planned on McNichols Campus, Feb. 1-6

  Tuesday February 03, 2026
  

  Mission Week (Feb. 1-7) celebrates the gathering of our community to honor, reflect on and learn more about our Detroit Mercy mission and identity through our Mercy heritage and Ignatian traditions.

  A number of activities designed to acknowledge and teach us more about our mission and identity will take place during Mission Week from Sunday, Feb. 1, through Friday, Feb. 6,听as follows:

  • Sunday, Feb. 1, at 8 p.m., Sunday Mass (St Ignatius Chapel)
  • Monday, Feb 2, at 3:30 p.m., Rosary for the monthly intentions of Pope Leo (Holy Spirit Chapel)
  • Tuesday, Feb 3, from 12:45-2 p.m., M.U.G. Hour and Conversation (Ministry Office)
  • Tuesday, Feb 3, at 7 p.m., Adoration (St. Ignatius Chapel)
  • Wednesday, Feb 4, from 6-8 p.m., Interfaith dinner and panel discussion (Student Union Ballroom)
  • Thursday, Feb 5, at 12:45 p.m., Mission Mass, sponsored by Office of Mission Integration (St. Ignatius Chapel)
  • Friday, Feb 6, from 1-3 p.m., Jummah Prayer and Social, Theme: The Legacy of Black Muslims in America (Student Union, Fountain Lounge)

  

• February 03: SACD opens Middle Passage exhibition, Feb. 6, for Black History Month

  Tuesday February 03, 2026
  

  In celebration of Black History Month, the (SACD), in collaboration with the , will host a month-long exhibition designed by Elgin Cleckley, NOMA. The exhibition will kick off with a public lecture and exhibition opening on Feb. 6 at 4 p.m. in the Warren Loranger Architecture Building Exhibition Space.

  The exhibition revisits the drawings and methods British abolitionists once used to show the harsh conditions aboard the Brookes Slave Ship (1781-1804). It includes models representing each of the ship’s 11 voyages, along with full-scale sections from its third voyage, which carried 740 enslaved people, based on historical records. These models are paired with drawings that reflect the 43 days spent crossing the Middle Passage.

  At the exhibition opening, Cleckley will join Detroit-based art historian Samantha No毛l to discuss the research and creative process behind the exhibition and stories it highlights about the Middle Passage.

  Cleckley is an associate professor of Architecture and the undergraduate program director at Detroit Mercy. He leads _mpathic design, a multi-award-winning pedagogy, initiative and professional practice, and has collaborated on multiple award-winning civic projects. Cleckley was a Muschenheim Fellow at the University of Michigan and has taught at the University of Illinois, Chicago.

  The free exhibition will run from Feb. 6 through 27, Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. or by appointment.

• February 03: 黑料社区app unites for wide-ranging Black History Month celebration

  Tuesday February 03, 2026
  

  A wide variety of events featuring award-winning poets, films, talks and workshops are being planned at all Detroit Mercy Campuses to celebrate Black History Month.

  The events are designed to show the importance of Black history in the United States.

  You’re sure to find something educational, inspiring and entertaining at these events. Please see full listing of events below. Check back regularly as new events and updates will be added periodically.

  Full BHM info.

• February 03: Phenomenal Women nominations now open, deadline is Feb. 20

  Tuesday February 03, 2026
  

  It’s time to nominate a phenomenal woman who makes a difference here at Detroit Mercy.

  The selected faculty, staff or administrator will be honored at the Phenomenal Women’s Reception on Friday, March 20.

  The 21st Phenomenal Women’s Reception is an evening dedicated to celebrating the lives of women at Detroit Mercy who make an impact on our community and empower one another. The Ashley Grey Legacy Award will be presented to a faculty or staff representative at Detroit Mercy.

  Nominations will close on Friday, Feb. 20,听to allow for the selection committee to review all nominations carefully.

  

• February 03: Winners of 2025 黑料社区app Photography Contest announced

  Tuesday February 03, 2026
  

  The University is pleased to announce the winners of the 2025 Detroit Mercy Photography Contest with a big shout out to Summer Rayess, School of Architecture & Community Development faculty member, for winning the Best of Show award for the photo titled The Ocean Waves, The Sky Stares.

  This event has been a wonderful opportunity to bring the Detroit Mercy community together and share a collective love for photography. At 黑料社区app, we celebrate success not only in academics but also in creativity, as part of our commitment to educating the whole person.

  First-place winners and honorable mentions, listed below by category, are as follows:

  • Abstract/Conceptual
    First-place: Pointed Up, Summer Rayess, faculty member, School of Architecture & Community Development
    Honorable Mention:听Frozen Lightening, Heyzol Pizarro, student, College of Engineering & Science
    Honorable Mention: Moving Stairs, Karolina Nobis, student, School of Architecture & Community Development
  • Creatures
    First-place: Beauty is in The Eye of the Beholder, Erin Bell, administrator, College of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences
    Honorable Mention: An Eye for Intelligence, Shuvra Das, faculty member, College of Engineering & Science
    Honorable Mention: Kipper, Michele Guyor-Borthwick, administrator, University Advancement
  • Dusk to Dawn
    First-place: Flower Store, Owen Curran,听student, School of Architecture & Community Development
    Honorable Mention: Matterhorn at Dawn, Qinghan Yan, faculty member, College of Business Administration
    Honorable Mention: Good Hart Cairn, Joshua Duffy, staff, University Libraries
  • Nature/Scenic
    First-place:听Glacier Time, Bryanna Stine, student, College of Engineering & Science
    Honorable Mention: Salt Mines of Maras, Danica Bogdanovic, faculty member, School of Architecture & Community Development
    Honorable Mention: Snow Covered Slopes, Qinghan Yan, faculty member, College of Business Administration
  • People
    First-place: Flyin鈥� High, Jeff Gorcyca, faculty member, School of Law
    Honorable Mention: Who鈥檚 Flying Whom?, Andrew Lapetina, faculty member, College of Engineering & Science
    Honorable Mention: Keep Your Eye on the Ball, Especially in Law School, Sara Sheikh, student, School of Law

  Rayess will receive a $500 gift card and a 20×30 mounted print of the winning photograph. First place winners will receive a $100 gift card and a 16×24 mounted print of their winning photograph.

  The winning photos will be on display in the lobby of the McNichols Campus Library. Be sure to stop by in person to view the photos or visit the 黑料社区app Photo Contest website at the link below to view the winners and the honorable mentions.

  Many thanks to all who participated and a special thanks to Anthony Cressey for organizing the contest, as well the community members who generously volunteered their time and effort to judge the entries.

  2025 Detroit Mercy Photography Contest.