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By Reena Hamad On Sept. 16, the University of Michigan-Dearborn campus community received the deeply saddening news that long-time professor of psychology Joseph Musial was killed in a terrible accident on I-275. WXYZ reported Musial was carpooling with his sister-in-law in the passenger's seat when a metal object crashed through the windshield. Musial was l
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By Samantha JamgochianTigers claim back to back wins as they celebrate Hispanic and Latin heritageThis past weekend, the Tigers faced off against the Colorado Rockies claiming three back to back wins! If their accomplishment wasn’t exciting enough, not only were Tigers fans celebrating their victory, but also the contributions the Latin/Hispanic community ha
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By Jay Snyder-PhillippoffIf you have been following the news this week you may have noticed a large uproar concerning Ed Sheeran and Macklemore. If not, don’t worry I will fill you in here. Earlier this week singer songwriter Ed Sheeran dropped his opener rapper Macklemore from his tour. Macklemore, an outspoken activist who often makes pro-Palestine remarks
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By Brooklyn RupertOn Sept. 23 President Xi Jinping of the People’s Republic of China arrived in Washington, D.C., for a scheduled meeting with President Donald Trump. This visit marks the first time in over a decade that President Xi Jinping has visited the U.S. capital. These events follow Trump’s visit to Beijing, which ended an eight-year absence of U.S.
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By Sean Springfield When fall arrives in Michigan, the options go far beyond apple cider and pumpkin patches. From Detroit’s city streets to the forests of the Upper Peninsula, autumn offers opportunities for food, sports, festivals, road trips, hiking, shopping, sightseeing and more. Here are some ideas for making the most of fall 2026 across the state. Sou
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By Yara Nasser Online classes have become a familiar part of the college experience, allowing students to complete coursework without regularly stepping into a classroom. At a commuter campus like UM-Dearborn, this flexibility can allow students to build their education around work, family responsibilities, and other life demands.But convenience is only one
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By Leila Ebrahim As of Sept. 21 Amnesty International released a statement that recently uncovered abuses and killings by the Rwandan-backed March-23 (M23) Movement at artisanal mines in the Democratic Republic of Congo could potentially amount to war crimes. The nonprofit urges countries like the United States and the EU to avoid reaching mining agreements
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By Samantha JamgochianCraving a new place to get a sweet treat? Look no further than Homie’s Donuts! The Canada-based doughnut shop has just opened its first U.S. location in the city of Dearborn. Located on Michigan Avenue, just a five minute drive from the University of Michigan-Dearborn’s campus, Homie’s opened its doors on August 21.The shop offers a vas
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By Broderick Justian For the better part of two decades, going to class at UM-Dearborn has sometimes meant going for a drive. But after 22 years of classes split between the main campus and the Fairlane Center, UM-Dearborn is preparing to close the gap.The College of Business plans to officially relocate in December 2027 to the Social Sciences Building , as
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By Veronica ChamIn early September, independent filmmaker Alexander Prater secured a spot on HorrorHound for his short film “Ghost Buddies: The Gathering” to be streamed. Prater is a devoted filmmaker in that he constantly pushes his own boundaries for the pursuit of art. Graduating from Spring Arbor University with a degree in film, he has worked as a direc
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