Model D-troiter: Frank Wu
He's a scholar, a leader and a social activist committed to making his Detroit home a better place for all. Meet Frank Wu, Dean of Wayne State University Law School.
Lafayette Park
Lafayette Park, completed in 1960, is a standout example of modern urban architecture and planning, featuring 26 buildings by Mies van der Rohe—the largest collection of his work in the world and his only projects in Michigan. The neighborhood includes three high-rise residences, a small shopping center, and ample green space. Known for its glass-and-steel design, it also offers an intimate, village-like feel with ground-level homes. Located within walking distance of downtown and Eastern Market, it provides easy access to the city’s cultural and waterfront areas.
Where the Gays Are
Gay Detroit. Where is it outside of a "windowless and charmless" bar scene? The mysterious Supergay goes digging for intelligent gay life in the city and shows us why it is crucial for building a broader community.
Survey: Race Relations
While Metro Detroit has been identified as one of the most racially segregated regions in the nation, our growing diversity is one of our greatest strengths. Metromode, United Way, and New Detroit are interested in your thoughts on race relations in this community.
Partnerships Create a One-Stop Shop
Wouldn’t it be great if there was just one phone number to call to connectto everything you needed to start, grow or move your business into Detroit,into Wayne County, into Southeastern Michigan? Here’s how.
Focus on the Famous
She's taken pictures of world leaders and pop stars, and was civil rights icon Rosa Parks' official photographer. Monica Morgan is a globetrotting professional who never lost the love for her Detroit home.
TONIGHT: TRU’s quarterly meeting to discuss DDOT efforts to bring rapid transit to Detroit
Transportation Riders United will host its quarterly meeting April 17 at the Guardian Building. The meeting will discuss DDOT's Detroit Transit Options for Growth Study as well as TRU's latest projects.
10-year plan to end homelessness announced
A multi-faceted plan intended to end homelessness in Detroit, Highland Park and Hamtramck has been developed by the Homeless Action Network. It targets five key areas: prevention, housing, supportive services, community engagement and collaboration.
AT&T donates $1.2M for youth technology access
The AT&T Foundation has made a $1.2 million grant to the Detroit Youth Foundation to provide Detroit youth with access to technology.
Community Foundation to allocate $15M to Riverfront-adjacent neighborhoods
Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan has pledged $15 million to the near east-side neighborhoods that extend north of the Detroit River and the Riverfront Conservancy's investment along its edge.
Rethinking Neighborhood
Neighborhoods are crucial to the redevelopment of regions and cities. Two national experts are in town to share their ideas on what Detroit can do to restore community life and restart the local economy.
