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10/19/2015
The power couple: Class mixes politics and religion
Thirty-five years ago, Ronald Stockton, professor of political science, took a topic taboo at most dinner tables and turned it into a college course....
10/19/2015
Lab results: Department gets space for field findings, instruction
There’s a new place on campus to help students understand the old....
10/19/2015
News from Mardigian Library: Young Authors' Festival and MeLCat service interruption
The latest from the Mardigian Library...
10/12/2015
One for the ages: Research looks at how to best preserve health as the population ages
As a college undergraduate, Brenda Whitehead did her first independent research project—and found her calling....
10/12/2015
The picture of health: Students see, help with public health needs in Detroit
College of Education, Health, and Human Services students use summer internships to help Detroit citizens lead healthier lives....
10/9/2015
News from the Office of Metropolitan Impact: Poverty Simulation, Engagement Day and new Ally cohort
The latest from the Office of Metropolitan Impact...
10/8/2015
COB recognized as one of the nation’s best business schools
ÂÜÀòÉç-Dearborn's College of Business has been recognized by The Princeton Review as one of the country's best business schools for the seventh consecutive year....
10/5/2015
Behind the lens: New JASS Studio preps students for production
CASL's new Journalism and Screen Studies Studio preps students for production....
10/5/2015
Skill-building to a science: CECS co-op program promotes networking, confidence
When it came to choosing between an earlier graduation date or experience, senior Stephanie Chung chose experience—more specifically, the Engineering Cooperative Education Program....