In honor of the life of Ronald Hobbs Jr., the fraternity has elected to start a scholarship fund in Hobbs’ name.
Delta Sigma Phi honors passed brother
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Students’ Voice: What will you miss about UM-Dearborn?
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This month, there will be a graduation ceremony for the class of 2014 of the University of Michigan-Dearborn. Another milestone has been crossed, but undoubtedly there will be a few things that they will miss about it all.
GOLD brings UM-Dearborn alumni together
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The Graduates of the Last Decade (GOLD) organization is a group of University of Michigan-Dearborn alumni who come together to welcome new graduates, plan events, and network.
Students discuss Middle East topics with Arab League ambassador
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The Ambassador of the Arab League, Mohammad Al-Husseini Al Sharif was on campus last Thursday discussing current issues in the Middle East, such as the Arab Spring, Israeli-Palestinian negotiations, Egypt, Syria, and other topics.
UM-Dearborn honors President Coleman
By Aaron Ynclan
University of Michigan-Dearborn is set to hold a reception today honoring Mary Sue Coleman and her term as the University of Michigan’s thirteenth President.
Sayed Badreya discusses life in Hollywood with UM-Dearborn students
By Michael Fossbakk
Badreya shared with those in attendance his life’s biggest moments and what ultimately led him to pursue a career in Hollywood.
President Obama visits Ann Arbor
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President Barack Obama visited Ann Arbor on Wednesday, April 2 to give a speech about raising the minimum wage nationwide.
UM-Dearborn selects keynote speakers
By Aaron Ynclan
University of Michigan-Dearborn has announced that Nathan Forbes of The Forbes Company and award-winning writer Lolita Hernandez will address the graduates of the winter 2014 semester.
Equal Pay Awareness Week brings attention to gender wage gap
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On Thursday, April 10, the University of Michigan- Dearborn will be hosting and recognizing Equal Pay Awareness Week to bring awareness that the wage gap between men and women in the work force still exists.
Students’ Voice: What can UM-Dearborn improve upon?
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With this in mind, we asked UM-Dearborn students what they think the school can improve on—and they have a lot of ideas for all areas of student life, from academics to recreation.