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  • July 30: Call for faculty book orders for Fall 2025

    Wednesday July 30, 2025

    An exterior shot of the McNichols Campus Bookstore with items inside.Fall 2025 book adoptions are now past due.

    For faculty instructing in the 2025 fall semester who have not yet submitted book selections for your students, please email Tracy Buce at 2385txt@follett.com or submit an , or for .

    A few notes about course materials:

    • Please provide the author, title, ISBN, edition, and include whether the course material is going to be required for the class or just recommended. If you use the same materials as Fall 2025, please also include the Department and Course number of the course we are copying with your email response.
    • Custom/Coursepacks/Foreign Titles If you use custom materials (bundles, lab manuals, etc.) or foreign books for your course, please get these adoptions in early. These always take the longest to receive in the bookstore, as they are printed on-demand and can take a couple weeks to get set up/printed.
    • Even if you’re note using a book for a course, please let us know, so you don’t end up on the “missing book order” list of adoptions.
    • We will contact you if old editions are submitted for the course, please make a note if new editions are acceptable to provide to the students for the course in case the old edition is not readily available.

    Adopting on time contributes to course materials affordability for students! It allows the University to source used and rental inventory which translates to savings. It also ensures your campus remains in compliance with the Higher Education Opportunity Act, which states that all universities which receive financial aid must disclose textbook information and pricing to students prior to them registering for their courses.

    Students are able to shop 24/7 for books and all Detroit Mercy merchandise at the .

  • July 28: New University app launching this fall for staff and students

    Monday July 28, 2025

    This fall Detroit Mercy will roll out a new app built to support student connections, engagement and community.

    The app, powered by Raftr, will offer:

    • A central hub for campus events and announcements
    • Customizable channels and groups for departments and programs
    • Direct access for students to engage with opportunities and resources

    Whether youre supporting student orgs, sharing key updates or just wanting to stay connected, this app is designed to streamline communication across campus.

    Training and onboarding will be offered in July and August to help you get familiar with the platform. Additional training opportunities will be offered for individuals who will be creating the content for their departments/areas to provide helpful tips and best practices.

  • July 28: 蹤獲弝け to host all-sports fundraising dinner, Sept. 2

    Monday July 28, 2025

    蹤獲弝け will host an exclusive all-sports fundraising dinner on Tuesday, Sept. 2, at the Cambria Hotel in downtown Detroit.

    The inaugural An Evening with the Titans of Detroit event will feature live music, fine dining, beverages and auction items. The night is scheduled to start at 5:30 p.m. with a happy hour, followed by dinner at 7 p.m. Tickets are $250 per person.

    Several special guests in attendance will include Hall of Fame basketball coach Tom Izzo, NBA All-Star Derrick Coleman, Titan legend John Long and NBA champion Steve Smith.

    蹤獲弝け mens basketball coach Mark Montgomery, the Titans mens basketball team and other 蹤獲弝け coaches will also be in attendance. 蹤獲弝け is home to 17 NCAA Division I varsity athletic teams.

    “It is going to be a great night for fans to get together with some of the best athletes and sports personalities in Detroit, all to support Titan athletics,” said Director of Athletics Robert C. Vowels, Jr.

    Table sponsorships are available by contacting 蹤獲弝け Director of Development Jason Clark at 313-993-1232 or clarkje@udmercy.edu.

    Learn more/Register!

    A graphic for 'An evening with the Titans of Detroit,' with additional text reading Sept. 2, Tuesday, Cambria Hotel, Detroit, 5:30 happy four, 7 p.m. dinner. Logos on the graphic are for Detroit Mercy Titans and Cambria Hotel.

  • July 28: TENN garden party for community set for Aug. 5

    Monday July 28, 2025

    All are welcome to join the Titan Equity Nourish Network (TENN) and Martin Park community in celebrating our bustling garden with an afternoon of food, planting and harvesting on Tuesday, Aug. 5. The free event is set to begin at 4 p.m. at the garden located at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church.

    The church is located at 16100 Lawton Street in Detroit.

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

    A flyer for the TENN Garden Party on August 5, with additional text reading 'Join us for food, harvesting, and fun in our bustling garden.'

  • July 28: University sponsors Magic of Motown at Michigan Lottery Arts, Beats & Eats

    Monday July 28, 2025

    蹤獲弝け is presenting a live production of iconic Motown music at the annual Michigan Lottery Arts, Beats & Eats, set for Labor Day weekend, Aug. 29-Sept. 1.

    The Hitsville NEXT Revue, with renditions of hits by Marvin Gaye, The Temptations, Smokey Robinson, Diana Ross, The Four Tops and more, will be the kickoff performance at the annual festival in Royal Oak for each of the next two years, in part thanks to the University.

    蹤獲弝け is very proud to partner with Arts, Beats & Eats as a sponsor for the next two years, Detroit Mercys Associate Vice President of Marketing & Communications Gary Erwin said.

    This yearly experience has achieved both state-wide and national recognition and we are thrilled to come together with our community to celebrate the arts.

    The Magic of Motown showcases a spotlight on Detroits rising stars from the Motown Museums Hitsville NEXT programs, taking the audience on a trip down memory lane.

    The festival blends world-class music, visual arts, culinary experiences and more, thanks to partnerships within the metro Detroit community and beyond.

    In 2024, the four-day event attracted more than 300,000 people and since 1998, the festival has raised more than $7.7 million for community and charitable causes and organizations.

    The Michigan Lottery Arts, Beats & Eats festival is open 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Aug. 29-31 and 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sept. 1. Tickets are $7 in advance. For full info, please visit .

  • July 28: Video on DIA installation from MarCom communications fellows

    Monday July 28, 2025

    As part of the ongoing rebranding work for 蹤獲弝け, MarCom communications fellows Alize Tripp and Jennifer Raptoplous, with the help of Let’s Roll’s Brian Rolling, produced a great piece of video content about the Detroit Institute of Art’s installation on the McNichols Campus.

    This partnership with the DIA shows another facet of community through collaboration, inclusion, and the arts.

    A special thanks to CHASS Dean Jocelyn Boryczka for helping to bring the artwork to campus. We hope everyonefaculty, staff, students, alumni and especially our neighborsvisit the McNichols Campus to check out these artworks!

  • July 27: Titan golf outing set for Aug. 8 at Links of Novi

    Sunday July 27, 2025

    The Department of Athletics is hosting its annual on Friday, Aug. 8 at Links of Novi. All fans, alumni, supporters, students, staff and faculty are welcome to partake in a day of fun on the course. Proceeds help benefit Athletics and Detroit Mercy Law.

    The outing begins at 9 a.m., with registration beginning at 8 a.m. Lunch, dinner and a Titan gift card are included in the cost of attendance, with dinner scheduled to begin around 3 p.m. There will be prizes on the course, closest to the pin contests, a straightest drive and more fun games.

    The cost is $150 per golfer, or $600 per foursome. A dinner-only option is also available for $60. Hole sponsorships are available at $500 (without a foursome) or $1,000 (includes a foursome). The field is filling up quickly and space is limited!

    For more information or to register, please visit .

    A graphic for the 2025 Titan Golf Outing, featuring information, a photo of a golfer, and text on details for the event.

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Thursday June 05, 2025

Three videos produced and directed by Associate Professor of Communications Jason Roche were named winners in the 46th annual Telly Awards, which honor excellence in video and television across all screens and are judged by leaders from video platforms, television, streaming networks and production companies. View Roche’s work here: CHASS Celebrates the Season: Silver Telly Award in the General-Educational Institution category. CLAE Retrospective: Bronze Telly Award in the General-Internal Communications category. Tom Pages Gift: Silver Telly Award in the category of General-Educational Institution.

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