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1/23/2020
Interested in Study Abroad? Here’s what you need to know.
Campus Study Abroad has opportunities to study in several countries. Course registration, financial aid deadlines are approaching....
1/21/2020
Bringing the leaders and best into the classroom
College of Business professors bring industry, experts into courses to give students an edge with employers....
1/20/2020
ÂÜÀòÉç-Dearborn’s annual MLK Day of Service draws more than 400 volunteers to 21 work sites
As the event approaches three decades, retired faculty and staff reflect on how the event has grown and become a campus mainstay....
1/16/2020
College of Business has top programs in the state, nation
U.S. News & World Report, Poets&Quants and The Princeton Review have all recognized COB in their lists and rankings....
1/16/2020
In the renewable energy era, the ‘smart grid’ is going to have to be unbelievably smart
Associate Professor Wencong Su explains why retrofitting the electric grid to accommodate electric vehicles and wind and solar power is such a complex challenge....
1/14/2020
Meet one of ÂÜÀòÉç-Dearborn’s few Russian students
Mechanical engineering doctoral student Ruslan Akhmedagaev talks about his adventures studying in the United States. ...
1/14/2020
Halal Metropolis exhibition series opens Friday
The exhibition series looks at food, politics, cultural celebrations, art and more — whatever allows someone to celebrate their full selves in their halal spaces....
1/9/2020
ÂÜÀòÉç-Dearborn research prompts Detroit to review link between housing instability and tax auctions
Assistant Professor Joshua Akers' working paper outlines the housing policies and other factors that have allowed speculative buyers to contribute to neighborhood instability and blight in Detroit....
1/7/2020
Could having chronic health conditions put you at greater risk for Alzheimer’s?
ÂÜÀòÉç-Dearborn researcher Anda Botoseneanu is digging into whether combinations of common conditions like diabetes, heart disease and depression could leave people vulnerable to dementia later in life....
1/7/2020
Longtime Professor Maureen Linker named Mardigian Library director
Maureen Linker stepped into her library director role officially last month. But she’s been working in the scholarly space for some time now and you probably have noticed her student-focused approach....