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  • July 30: Call for nominations: Recognize the women behind 150 years of 海角大神

    Thursday July 30, 2026

    As 海角大神 prepares to celebrate its 150th anniversary, we have a meaningful opportunity to recognize the women who have shaped our institution and continue to influence its future. In honor of this milestone, the University will spotlight notable women from across our history during Women’s History Month next March.

    We invite you to take a few moments to reflect on the women, past and present, who have inspired you, mentored others, led with purpose or quietly made a lasting difference in our community. Whose contributions should be remembered? Whose story deserves to be shared?

    Throughout March 2027, we will feature a daily spotlight celebrating women from across our 150-year history鈥攆rom Mercy College and University of Detroit to today’s 海角大神.

    Members of the Detroit Mercy community are invited to submit nominations for women who have made lasting contributions to our institution, community and world. Nominees may include past or present faculty, staff, administrators, alumni, Sisters of Mercy, athletes or other members of our community whose work reflects the mission and values of Detroit Mercy.

    Nominations representing every era of our institution are encouraged so that together we tell a rich and inclusive story of the women who have helped shape our University and continue to inspire our future.

    We encourage nominations of women who have:

    • Made meaningful contributions to the University’s academic, administrative, student life or community initiatives
    • Embodied Mercy and Jesuit values
    • Advanced scholarship, teaching, professional practice or institutional excellence
    • Served as impactful mentors, educators or leaders
    • Contributed to their profession or community
    • Demonstrated leadership, innovation or emerging potential (including current students)

    Submission deadline is Friday, Aug. 7.

  • July 30: TENN August garden party set for Aug. 6

    Thursday July 30, 2026

    All are welcome to help Titan Equity Nourish Network (TENN) celebrate our community and bustling garden with an evening of food and harvesting on Thursday, Aug. 6.

    The garden party is set to begin at 4 p.m. at the TENN Community Garden, located on the McNichols Campus behind the Health Professions Facility.

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

    A flyer for TENN August Garden Party. Text reads: 鈥淵ou are invited to harvest vegetables for yourself, play games, and eat food!鈥 Event is August 6, 2026, at 4:00 p.m. Location: 4001 W. McNichols Rd., Detroit, located behind the College of Health Professions Building. Open to University students, faculty, and Detroit community members. The flyer has a light background with decorative purple flowers and white daisies around the border and includes the Detroit Mercy TENN logo in the lower right corner.

  • July 30: Discover Ignatian spirituality through Via, sign up now

    Thursday July 30, 2026

    Logo for Via. The word 鈥淰ia鈥 appears in gold script above a graphic of three green hills. A red Jesuit IHS emblem with radiating sun rays rises behind the hills, and a gold path winds between them. Beneath the hills, the text reads 鈥淭he Ignatian Way.鈥Are you seeking a deeper relationship with God while navigating the demands of everyday life? The Via program offers an introduction to Ignatian spirituality, a tradition rooted in the wisdom of St. Ignatius of Loyola and practiced by generations of people seeking to find God in all things.

    is a 10-month formation experience for adults 21 and older that includes retreats, live sessions, spiritual conversation and shared discernment within a supportive community. Participants deepen their understanding of Ignatian prayer and develop spiritual practices that can be incorporated into everyday life.

    The 2026-27 cohort begins in September, and cost is $250 with some scholarship support available. Space is limited to 20 participants.

    Application deadline is Aug. 15 or until program fills.

    For those who know someone who would benefit from this program, please contact Gary Wright, S.J. at wrightgr@udmercy.edu听to nominate candidates.

  • July 30: Make-a-Will month: Create or update your will

    Thursday July 30, 2026

    August is National Make-A-Will Month, a reminder that creating or updating your will is one of the most important steps you can take to protect your loved ones and ensure your wishes are honored.

    This month, we’re encouraging alumni and friends to take advantage of this opportunity by using .

    Through Giving Docs, you can create key estate planning documents from the comfort of your home, helping you plan for the future with confidence.

  • July 29: Applications now open for second cohort of 海角大神 Leadership Academy

    Wednesday July 29, 2026

    The Office of Academic Affairs is now accepting applications for the second cohort of the 海角大神 Leadership Academy.

    Building on the success of its inaugural year, the Academy provides a professional development opportunity for staff, administrators and individuals serving in leadership roles, including department chairs and directors.

    Facilitated by Professor and Coordinator of the Leadership Minor Don DiPaolo, the Academy features monthly Friday afternoon sessions from October through May focused on strengthening leadership skills, enhancing leadership competencies and fostering a culture of excellence across the University.

    Participation is limited to 35 spots. Applications are due Sept. 1. Selected participants will be notified by approximately Sept. 8.

    A photo of the Leadership Academy participating inside of a CHP classroom.

  • July 29: Detroit Mercy Day with Detroit Tigers at Comerica Park, Aug. 16

    Wednesday July 29, 2026

    Alumni Relations is hosting an outing prior to a Detroit Tigers game at Comerica Park on Sunday, August 16.

    Enjoy tailgate festivities with Detroit Mercy alumni and their families in a private patio inside Comerica Park. Then, cheer on the Tigers to a victory over the Chicago White Sox in seats in one of the 300 sections in the ballpark.

    Event schedule:

    • Tailgate begins at noon
    • First pitch thrown at 1:40 p.m.听

    Tickets are just $25 per person and include ballgame ticket, 海角大神 tailgate and a Detroit Mercy 150th anniversary commemorative item.

    With any questions, please contact Alumni Relations at 313-993-1540 or alumni@udmercy.edu.

    For stadium information/policies, visit the听.

    Purchase tickets here.

    An image of Tommy Titan standing above the baseball field at Comerica park with the scoreboard in the background.

     

  • July 22: 海角大神 hosts the PGA鈥檚 Rocket Classic, tickets now available

    Wednesday July 22, 2026

    Detroit Mercy has once again partnered with the PGA as the exclusive university sponsor for the annual Rocket Classic at Detroit Golf Club this summer.

    As part of the sponsorship, 海角大神 has a limited number of general admission tickets available for each day of play. Proceeds from the purchase of these tickets will benefit the Detroit Mercy Alumni Scholarship Fund.

    Each ticket purchase includes one entry for a chance to win a VIP Experience inside the ropes on a tournament day. Two experiences are available, each accommodating two people.

    The winners’ names will be drawn the week before play begins.

    PGA general admission tickets available here.

    Rocket Classic logo

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Thursday July 30, 2026

On July 27, Department Co-Chair and Professor of History Roy Finkenbine presented “Searching for Jordan Anderson” to the Michigan Regimental Civil War Roundtable at the Farmington Community Library. The talk centered on Anderson, who fled slavery in Tennessee during the Civil War and became an early advocate of reparations.

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