Article Archive
October 27
During a Nov. 5 fair at Scott Hall, you will have the opportunity to speak with representatives of several agencies that will benefit from Wayne State's Combined Charitable Contributions Campaign. You will be able to get a firsthand account of how the agencies use your donations to help transform lives.
Help feed hungry neighbors in Southeastern Michigan. Boxed or canned nonperishable food will be collected at the Student Center Building during a food drive sponsored by the Student Center Administration.
A participant of the Wellness Warriors' Greatest Loser competition reports that she lost 30 pounds and hopes she can inspire others to shed excess weight.
October 26
With the final 2009 market planned for Oct. 28, SEED Wayne is tallying the success of its Wednesday Farmers Markets.
October 22
Do you have a movie idea or know a Wayne State student who is an aspiring filmmaker? Script ideas are welcome at a weekend-long film boot camp that will be held on campus Nov. 13 - 15.
October 20
To ensure that Wayne State’s spring/summer and December graduates are appropriately recognized for their achievements, President Noren has reinstated December commencement ceremonies.
Get the latest news from the Department of Classical and Modern Languages, Literatures, and Cultures in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (CLAS).
Earlier this year, Wayne State acquired a building located at 5801 Woodward Ave. It was purchased from the State of Michigan for $1 and related closing costs.
Several media outlets reported that the College of Engineering has named Simon Ng as its interim associate dean of research.
Ready for some hauntingly good fun? Stop by the Alumni Zone tailgate tent on Saturday, Oct. 31, for warm drinks, tasty snacks and Halloween treats.
October 19
Wayne State University’s teacher preparation program received an exemplary ranking.
Yinlun Huang, professor of chemical engineering and materials science, College of Engineering, has been given a Michigan Green Chemistry Governor’s Award for his technology that signficantly reduces the toxic waste stream stemming from the Michigan stamping industry’s production lines.
The Office of Government and Community Affairs will present the 2010 Community Leadership Awards to honor an individual and an organization whose contributions affect our community in a positive way.
October 16
An AP report mentions that university leaders are clarifying their positions on the state budget after their names were printed on a letter to state lawmakers sent by a business coalition.
October 15
If you have not participated in the Green and Gold employee games sponsored by the University Activities Committee, you are missing the opportunity to witness your Wayne State colleagues perform in ways you’d have to see to appreciate.
The Combined Charitable Contributions Campaign began Oct. 14 and ends Nov. 20. The participating organizations are the Black United Fund and United Way for Southeastern Michigan. The goal is to raise $125,000.
All faculty and staff are invited to Warrior Bowling Night, Friday, Nov. 6, at the Garden Bowl, which is part of the Majestic Theatre Center, 4120 Woodward Ave. The event takes place from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. and costs $20 for faculty and staff and $10 for friends, family and non-bowlers.
The Women of Wayne (WOW) Alumni Association will hold its annual Faculty and Academic Staff Recognition Reception on Tuesday, Oct. 27, from 4 to 6 p.m. at Alumni House.
Many university offices and departments assembled spectacularly spirited displays to participate in the 2009 Homecoming Office and Door Decoration Contest. From Warrior bling and floating balloons to photo collages and green paper streamers, faculty and staff left no stone unturned.
Michigan First Credit Union, the official sponsor of Wayne State Athletics, is hosting its Loan Zone event on Anthony Wayne Drive today (Thursday, Oct. 15) until 5 p.m. and Friday, Oct. 16, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. View a great selection of quality used vehicles for every budget.
October 12
Henry Ford Health System and Wayne State University recently announced they have signed a letter of intent to expand their medical education and research relationships. The announcement was reported in several newspapers including Crain’s Detroit Business.
October 11
A recent study shows how the University Research Corridor (URC) has affected the state's economy.
October 9
Now in its 18th year, the Detroit Orientation Institute's tour begins Oct. 15 and includes three sessions.
October 8
Higher Degree of Wellness, the newsletter of the Wellness Warriors, is now available. The monthly publication is intended to become an online source of information for Wayne State faculty and staff who have joined the program.
October 6
Learn from the experts how building a successful business starts with a solid team. Don’t miss E2 Detroit 2009 on Thursday, Oct. 15, at McGregor Memorial Conference Center and Community Arts Auditorium.
October 1
More than 1,000 people strolled along Gullen Mall on Sept. 23 as the Office of International Students and Scholars (OISS) held its 39th annual Global Festival. Previously called the "International Fair" and held each year in October, the event's success was due in part to nicer weather.
