University of Detroit Mercy

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The Detroit Jesuit Community and Detroit Jesuit Ministries will host an evening celebrating the feast of St. Ignatius of Loyola and 150 years of Jesuit Ministries in Detroit on Friday, July 31.

The event will take place in Ss. Peter and Paul Jesuit Church, adjacent to School of Law's Riverfront Campus.

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Titan Territory is better with our favorite people by our side. Happy ! ❤️💙

Just a few future Titans taking their first McNichols Campus tour. 🌞

Many more new Titans are set to arrive Thursday for the first SOAR (Student Orientation, Advising and Registration) of the 2026 summer!

Detroit Mercy joins the nation in celebrating Pride Month, honoring the accomplishments, legacies and contributions of our LGBTQIA+ community.

The University's Faces on Design program, which pairs nursing and engineering students with clients to help solve real-life mobility challenges, was recently featured on WDIV Local 4 / ClickOnDetroit's Live in the D.

Nursing professor Molly McClelland, recent Mechanical Engineering grad Colin Gaddey '26 and Bobbi Stevens were on hand to talk all about the program and how it has assisted many such as Stevens.

Watch the full video at the link in our bio!

At just 6 years old, Cayden Brown sat in a courtroom feeling unheard. Today, he’s helping children around the world find their voice. 📖✨

Brown, who just recently finished his freshman year at Detroit Mercy, is an award-winning activist, public speaker, and CEO of The Trespass Project, a global nonprofit that helps youth access and navigate the legal system.

A Criminal Justice major, Brown recently published "The Kid in the Courtroom," a children’s picture book inspired by his own experience navigating the legal system as a child.

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Honor, remember, and reflect.

The University pauses to honor the brave individuals who gave everything in service to our country.

The Memorial clock tower on the McNichols Campus was dedicated to the 12 alumni and students of the University who gave their lives during World War I.