Campus Martius
Coverage of Campus Martius in the Nexus archive.
- Woodward Avenue through the years
Woodward Avenue has historically been a place for work, celebration, and cruising. In 1861, the First Michigan Infantry presented colors at Campus Martius on Woodward Avenue before heading to fight in the Civil War. A month after their arrival in Washington, President Abraham Lincoln reportedly stated, "Thank God for Michigan."
- Detroit police shut down Lime scooters amid reports of possible Teen Takeover
Detroit Police temporarily shut down Lime scooters in downtown Detroit after receiving reports of a possible teen takeover. The action was taken as a precaution following social media posts encouraging teenagers to gather near Campus Martius. In response, police also increased patrols and continue monitoring the area.
- Team USA fans gather at Campus Martius for watch party
Team USA faces Belgium in a Monday night game, with fans in Detroit gathering at Campus Martius for a watch party.
- Thousands cheer on Team USA at Campus Martius
The U.S. men's national team defeated Bosnia and Herzegovina to advance to the Round of 16 for the first time in 24 years. Thousands of fans cheered the team at Campus Martius.