Article Archive
March 31
Learn the latest news and developments from the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (CLAS).
March 28
WSU students, faculty and staff can look forward to improved performance while online with their wireless laptop computers. A year-long technology initiative will dramatically improve wireless Internet access in WSU classrooms, research buildings and libraries on the main campus.
A local paper reported that panelists will discuss same-sex unions at the Law School.
Learn how Alternatives for Girls, a local non-profit organization, is determined to make a difference in the lives of young, Detroit women by providing resources to stop homelessness.
March 27
Smart appliances such as refrigerators, picture frames and thermostats that talk are transforming the way we live and will soon make digital homes a reality. As producer of the Consumer Electronics Show, Gary Shapiro is an expert on smart appliances. On April 7, he will visit Wayne State to discuss the technology revolution.
The Warrior Caucus has become the official voice that lobbies in Lansing on behalf of Wayne State University and the need for increased state appropriations for higher education. The caucus is a joint effort of the offices of Government and Community Affairs and Alumni Relations.
Reporters from various media outlets interviewed Wayne State community members regarding criminal charges filed against Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick.
March 25
Faculty and staff volunteers are needed to assist graduates and families at the Wayne State University Commencement on Saturday, May 3, from 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
The WSU Alumni House hosts a special event to celebrate the launch of the book Remapping the Humanities featuring the work of numerous WSU faculty members.
WSU's Maggie Allesee Studio Theatre hosts Mack Avenue Dance Company presenting a repertoire concert, "MADC – 2008." The concert is March 29 and 30.
March 20
The Department of Art and Art History, College of Fine, Performing and Communication Arts, hosts "What's Going On? A Symposium on the State of African-American Art History," Saturday, March 29, 1-5 p.m. at Spencer M. Partrich Auditorium.
Celebrate National Nutrition Month with a special $5 lunch at the Towers Cafe on Thursday, March 27, from noon to 2 pm.
March 13
Edith B. Phillips died peacefully at her Southfield residence on Feb. 25 after completing her morning ritual of reading the New York Times . She was 86, and her health had been declining.
March 11
College of Engineering faculty and alumni commanded many awards at this year’s Engineering Society of Detroit (ESD) Affiliate Council’s Gold Award Banquet.
A gift shop full of color and delights from around the world is a new addition to the University Cultural Center. Located in the International Institute at 111 East Kirby, the International Gift Gallery couldn't be in a more perfect setting.
Strengthening Learning Bridges is the topic of a daylong conference scheduled for Friday, April 11. Tutoring professionals, student tutors, supplemental instruction leaders, faculty and staff from higher education institutions are invited to attend.
Naeim Henein, professor of mechanical engineering, College of Engineering, has been selected for distinguished professor ranking by President Irvin D. Reid.
Pizzeria Venti proves that it is a one-of-a-kind restaurant with its new pizza-to-go program.
If you can squeeze time from your schedule, consider volunteering to work at the Spring Blood Drive sponsored by the University Activities Committee.
March 10
The March issue of @Wayne State , a publication of the Alumni Association, is available online.
An editorial article by Wayne State Law Professor Peter Henning explains why a perjury case against Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick would be a difficult endeavor.
Wayne State is mentioned as a place where Doug Fraser mentored students.
March 6
Phil Nickel has been named the 12th head coach in the history of the Wayne State University women's volleyball program. The announcement was made by WSU Director of Athletics Rob Fournier on March 3.
March 4
School of Medicine Dean Robert Mentzer hosted Senator Debbie Stabenow and elected officials for a discussion on viable and sustainable health care reform.
A heartfelt thank you is in order for WSU community members who gave blood during the Red Cross drive in February. To see how easy it is to donate, view images of some participants by visiting Image Gallery.
Scholars Day 2008 was a series of invitation-only events held in February during which the Honors Program selected its freshman class from the most promising first-year applicants.
