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COVID-19 may cause fetal inflammation even in absence of placental infection, researchers report
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Wayne State Word Warriors release 2022 list
Today@Wayne Podcast
Reginald M. Turner, president of the American Bar Association, on diveristy, equal access and the rule of law
Season 3, Episode 2
WSU alumnus and attorney Reginald M. Turner, president of the American Bar Association, joins the Today@Wayne podcast to discuss diversity, the law and the importance of equal access.
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Latest news
- Students can apply for Alternative Spring Break Detroit
- COVID-19 may cause fetal inflammation even in absence of placental infection, researchers report
- Psychology student vows to get degree to honor late mother
- Campus Dining Services’ businesses continue move toward cashless operations
- A time to reflect and heal: Wayne State to recognize National Day of Healing from Racism
In the news
- Can a Christian flag fly at City Hall? The Supreme Court will have to decide
- Ghislaine Maxwell guilty in Epstein sex trafficking trial: What the case revealed about female sex offenders
- The ‘runner’s high’ may result from molecules called cannabinoids – the body’s own version of THC and CBD
- Most school shooters get their guns from home – and during the pandemic, the number of firearms in households with teenagers went up
- What Americans hear about social justice at church - and what they do about it
Health
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COVID-19 may cause fetal inflammation even in absence of placental infection, researchers report
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WSU receives funding from the Ethel & James Flinn Foundation for new school-based behavioral health clinic
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State awards WSU $4.3 million to increase preparedness to fight infectious diseases
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The ‘runner’s high’ may result from molecules called cannabinoids – the body’s own version of THC and CBD
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
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A time to reflect and heal: Wayne State to recognize National Day of Healing from Racism
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WSU to host annual Martin Luther King Jr. celebration
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Wayne State University College of Education receives National Endowment for the Humanities grant to host second summer institute on disability and identity in history, literature and media
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APEX Scholars alumni give back to the program to help current participants succeed
Innovation
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Lindsay Klee joins WSU as leader for commercialization and technology transfer
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Sign up now: Free transportation options available for students, employees
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Dance and physical therapy students collaborate to develop dancer wellness screenings
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Theatre and Dance lecturer releases publication focusing on AutoCAD for theatrical use
Arts
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Graduate shares her lifelong love of dance through teaching
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Anthropology students team up with MOCAD to to uncover history in the heart of Detroit
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Survival story: Thanksgiving evokes different feelings for Native Americans
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Five minutes with…Ricardo Villarosa
Honors & awards
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WSU receives funding from the Ethel & James Flinn Foundation for new school-based behavioral health clinic
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State awards WSU $4.3 million to increase preparedness to fight infectious diseases
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Research to Prevent Blindness bestows annual grant for unrestricted use to School of Medicine
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Wayne State University College of Education receives National Endowment for the Humanities grant to host second summer institute on disability and identity in history, literature and media