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  • July 16: Enroll for fall term tuition payment plan; deadline is Sept. 15

    Thursday July 16, 2026

    Students have the option to enroll in a payment plan for their fall term tuition. Payment plans are available through your ºÚÁÏÔÚÏß portal until Sept. 15.

    For questions, please contact the Student Accounting Office at studentaccounts@udmercy.edu, call Transact at 1-800-339-8131 Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. or go to .

  • July 16: MHSA program achieves CAHME reaccreditation

    Thursday July 16, 2026

    ºÚÁÏÔÚÏß’s Master of Health Services Administration (MHSA) program has been reaccredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Management Education (CAHME) for an eight-year term. This milestone affirms the program’s continued commitment to academic excellence and student success.

  • July 16: All welcome at TENN Garden Party, July 21

    Thursday July 16, 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 Tuesday, July 21.

    The garden party is set to begin at 6 p.m. at the TENN Community Garden, located on the McNichols Campus behind the College of Health Professions facility.

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

    A graphic for TENN's July Garden Party, July 21, 2026, at 6 p.m., with other details and information also on the graphic, as well as a Titan Equity Nourish Network logo.

  • July 13: Spring 2026 issue of ‘Spiritus’ magazine now available

    Monday July 13, 2026

    The Spring 2026 issue of Detroit Mercy’s magazine, Spiritus, is officially out for our Titan community.

    Dive into the latest University updates, achievements, photographs from the school year, and stories on how our Titans are making a difference in the world. Among the stories highlighted are:

    • Message from President Donald Taylor
    • Student-led Nutrition group TENN Honored for Community Work
    • Conversation with poet Cal Freeman ’02
    • Reality TV show was ‘Once-in-a-lifetime’ adventure for Nursing Professor Molly McClelland and family
    • Theatre students will benefit from major estate gift
    • Students say Psych class is the G.O.A.T.
    • AI is redefining healthcare education and delivery
    • Law students touch lives of incarcerated through jail outreach ministry

    Click the link below to read the full Spring 2026 issue.

    Spiritus magazine.

    The cover and four pages of the Spring 2026 issue of Spiritus magazine, the magazine for ºÚÁÏÔÚÏß. Photos features students at nighttime having fun on campus, graduation pictures of the Class of 2026, a photo of the entrance of Detroit Mercy Law at all, and a student with a goat. Headlines read, 'Students say PSYCH Class is the G.O.A.T., 'Starting Over,' 'The Nightlife,' and 'Hats Off to the Class of 2026.'

  • July 11: Registration now open for Ignatian Family Teach-In for Justice

    Saturday July 11, 2026

    Group of people holding Detroit Mercy flag standing in front of Washington MemorialAre you a student or do you teach/work with a student with a passion for justice work?

    The signup for the is now open. Each year, University Ministry takes eight students on this weekend conference to Washington, D.C., to learn, network and advocate for justice issues alongside other Jesuit schools.

    IFTJ is an annual gathering for members of the Ignatian family (Jesuit high schools, colleges and universities) to come together in the context of social justice and solidarity to learn, reflect, pray, network and advocate together. The group gathers each year in the spirit of the Jesuit martyrs of El Salvador, using their lives and ministry as inspiration for discovering the injustices of today and how to strive for a better world. The Teach-In is a place where people are empowered, re-energized, inspired and challenged by hearing nationally renowned speakers and student leaders on topics such as justice for immigrants, ecological justice, racism, sustainability, LGBTQ+ inclusion, solidarity and how to advocate for U.S. policy change.

    On the last day of the Teach-In, student delegations meet with their senators and representatives to advocate for policy change on issues of immigration or climate change.

    Teach-In Dates: Saturday, Nov. 14 – Monday, Nov. 16

    Cost to attend: $150 (All inclusive–includes transportation, hotel, all meals and conference registration) University Ministry covers the rest of the weekend’s expenses to keep the cost low for students. Some need-based scholarships are available if this cost is an obstacle to attend.

    For additional information, please visit the .

    To nominate a student you think would benefit from this opportunity, please send them the interest form and/or email Sammy Eckrich at seckric@udmercy.edu.

  • July 10: ºÚÁÏÔÚÏß hosts the PGA’s Rocket Classic, tickets now available

    Friday July 10, 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, ºÚÁÏÔÚÏß 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

  • July 08: URec introducing new waiver at Student Fitness Center

    Wednesday July 08, 2026

    Tommy Titan helps unveil the new Michael and Gail Whitty Student Fitness Center outdoors during a ceremony.Detroit Mercy’s University Recreation is excited to announce a new facility access and check-in process at the Whitty Student Fitness Center, which is designed to improve user experience and prepare future facility enhancements.

    All users must have a completed NEW recreation waiver on file and must check in at the front desk each time they visit the Whitty Student Fitness Center.

    What you need to do:

    • Complete a new recreation waiver
    • Bring your Titan ID or use the DSE Recreation App to check in
    • Swipe or scan at the front desk upon arrival for facility access

    The new process allows URec to:

    • Improve facility access and security
    • Better track facility usage and participation
    • Enhance member services and future program offerings
    • Prepare for upcoming access control and facility improvements

    To complete a new recreation waiver, scan one of the QR codes posted throughout the Student Fitness Center or visit the link below.

    For any questions, the front desk team will be available to assist you during operating hours. Thank you for your cooperation as we continue to enhance the recreation experience for all Titans.

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Thursday July 16, 2026

Prasad Venugopal, professor of Physics and affiliate faculty in the African American Studies program, presented as part of a panel for a special webinar about Pope Leo’s encyclical Magnifica Humanitas, its messages and lessons. Panelists discussed Catholic Social Teaching, just peace, war, labor and economic justice, education and more. View the webinar here.

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