Article Archive
April 29
Response to the Club Steering Wheel Lock Program is tremendous. More than 360 wheel locks have been distributed since the program started earlier this month. The initial supply has been exhausted, but more units are on the way.
Distinguished alumni members will be among the honorees at the annual Alumni Spring Awards gala, to be held Friday, May 2.
Three College of Nursing assistant professors have been awarded grants for their research projects.
Journalist and author Bob Woodward visited campus for a special election-year appearance in the Forum of Contemporary Issues in Society (FOCIS). Woodward’s lecture, "The Press and the Presidency," took place April 10 in the Community Arts Auditorium on campus. View photos in Image Gallery.
More than 100 award winners, scholarship donors and scholarship recipients were recognized at the Honors Convocation ceremony held April 11. Parents, students and college officials attended.
Wayne State University has worked closely with TIAA-CREF to bring exciting enhancements to your retirement plan. You now have additional investment choices including TIAA-CREF Lifecycle Funds; expanded loan options and personalized advice and planning services.
Detroit Public Schools students in grades 9 - 12 were inspired to overcome challenges to continue their education during the fifth annual Each One Teach One event, sponsored by the School of Medicine’s (SOM) Young Doctors of Detroit student organization.
Ernie Harwell and Yousif Ghafari will be presented with honorary doctoral degrees on Saturday, May 3, during the annual commencement ceremonies at Tom Adams Field.
April 28
The recent accomplishments of three medical school faculty members appeared in The Detroit News.
A Wayne State research building is part of the governor's economic stimulus plan.
April 24
Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick is looking for thousands of volunteers to join him on Saturday, May 3, Saturday; May, 10; and Saturday, May 17, for the city of Detroit’s annual bagged-litter campaign, Motor City Makeover.
April 22
A local newspaper reports on the state's need for more physicians.
April 21
Law School Professor Erica Beecher-Monas was recently selected as a 2008-2009 Fulbright Scholar to China. She joins the ranks of a number of distinguished alumni of the program including heads of state, judges, ambassadors, CEOs, Nobel Prize winners and more.
Learn how you can get a theft-deterrent device for automobiles at a reduced price through a deal made possible by the Wayne State Police Department.
April 17
Focusing on motorists not wearing seat belts, Michigan law enforcement agencies will increase highway patrols next month. The Buckle Up or Pay Up, Click it or Ticket campaign will take place May 19 through June 1 and includes the Memorial Day holiday, which is May 26.
April 15
Witness a dramatic production about the face behind Shakespeare. See The Compleat Female Stage Beauty , Friday, April 25, at the Hilberry Theatre. Faculty and Staff Night is sponsored by the University Activities Committee. Tickets are just $15, and refreshments will be served at 7 p.m. and during intermission.
Media outlets reported a memorial for Doug Fraser held at Wayne State. The governor attended.
Crain’s Detroit Business reveals details of the search for Wayne State's next leader.
The University Research Corridor and WWJ Radio collaborate for Earth Day, April 22.
April 14
Learn the latest news and events for Wayne State alumni including upcoming awards ceremonies and a Lansing legislative reception.
The University Safety Award presentation was held April 1 at the Community Room of the Undergraduate Library. The Department of Music was honored this year for improving security for its students, faculty and staff in Old Main.
April 13
If you have a blazer or sports jacket that is too large or small, Wayne Cares has found the ideal fit for your garments.
April 11
When Earth Week ends on Friday, April 11, a new challenge will begin: How do we maintain the momentum in the effort to preserve our planet’s resources?
Eugene Driker, chair, Board of Governors, says he hopes that he can soon make an announcement regarding the status of the presidential search.
Associate Professor of Music and Director of Jazz Studies, Chris Collins was interviewed about the Wayne State University Big Band's April 11 Sacred Jazz Concert at the Max M. Fisher Music Center.
April 10
The Board of Governors has approved renovations proposed for the first floor of Manoogian Hall that will provide new instructional technology and energy-saving lighting, heating and cooling controls.
The Detroit Free Press reports on the Helen Thomas Spirit of Diversity Awards.
The leader of TechTown points out the need for more venture capital.
Looking to buy a house? The Michigan State Housing Development Authority has a special program for graduates who are interested in buying in certain Michigan cities, including Detroit and Hamtramck. Attend CareerBoost! on Thursday, April 17.
April 3
Earth Week at Wayne State University starts at 4 p.m., Monday, April 7, and ends at 8 p.m., Friday, April 11. Earth Week events are presented by the Student Environmental Action Leaders (SEAL).
April 1
The latest U.S. News and World Report rankings of best graduate schools list the WSU Law School in the third tier.
Dr. Enrique M. Ostrea Jr., professor of pediatrics at the School of Medicine, comments in an article about the potential side effects of pesticides on fetuses and infants.
TechTown welcomes its newest tenant, the Henry Ford Health System.
