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11/13/2015
Man of the match: CECS student competes in Indoor Cricket World Cup
Nikhil Kanchan woke long before the New Zealand sun broke the horizon. He stretched and jogged, trying to focus his mind on the task at hand and not on the nerves manifesting in his stomach....
11/9/2015
Stand up, speak out: ÂÜÀòÉç-Dearborn receives grant to support campus sexual assault prevention
Michigan First Lady Sue Snyder challenged universities across the state to take action against sexual assault on campus—and University of Michigan-Dearborn has answered that challenge. The university has received $38,016 to launch “Stand Up, Speak Out: Ans...
11/9/2015
One day with LaMyra Stevenson
LaMyra Stevenson likes to keep busy. The fourth-year mechanical engineering and bioengineering student takes a full course load, teaches an Engineering 100 lab, is the membership educator of Alpha Omega Epsilon professional sorority and vice president of t...
11/7/2015
The road less traveled: Students explore the world with support of Beth A. Beson Anthropology Field Study Scholarship Fund
Students explore the world with support of Beth A. Beson Anthropology Field Study Scholarship Fund....
11/2/2015
The pick-up artist: Entrepreneurship student balances company, school
Tim Myers, Jr. is doing everything he can to stay No. 1 at picking up No. 2....
10/30/2015
Art in the House: Yearly art competition features work from two ÂÜÀòÉç-Dearborn students
Works of art by Tess Phaneuf, left, and Jennifer Griffin were chosen to be displayed in the Anderson House Office Building, home to the Michigan House of Representatives, as part of the Art in the House program....
10/29/2015
Entrepreneurs wanted: 37 Michigan communities recognized for encouraging economic growth and development
Six communities across the state of Michigan have been identified for the strategies they employ to foster entrepreneurial growth and economic development, according to the annual eCities study. ...
10/26/2015
Finding the way: Physics student looks to the sky for research goals
Physics student Brittany Howard looks to the night sky (and a Chilean observatory) to chart her research goals....
