Wayne State president to cycle through Owosso
Wayne State University President M. Roy Wilson will visit four Michigan cities in four days during the second Road Warrior bicycle tour July 23-26.
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Upholding Trump’s Travel Ban, Supreme Court Ratifies Worldview Worrying Colleges
Ahmad Ezzeddine, associate vice president for educational outreach and international programs at Wayne State University, in Detroit, agreed that the main repercussions of the travel ban happened last fall, in the wake of its rollout. Or at least he hopes so. Wayne State’s international enrollments tumbled 15 percent in the fall of 2017.
WSU hosts DHack June 21-24
WSU hosted 600 attendees on campus for the newly rebranded DHack: Detroit's Hackathon. During DHack, college and high school students and the community came together to create tech projects in an overnight event culminating in cash and technology prizes for the winning projects. Formerly known as HackWSU, DHack transformed the second floor of the David Adamany Undergraduate Library into a hub of ideas and innovation as beginner, intermediate and expert hackers collaborating on software and hardware projects, including mobile apps, web applications, robotics, drones and more. .
Panel discusses issues affecting Detroit, region
Wayne County Executive Warren Evans, Henry Ford Health System President and CEO Wright Lassiter III and Wayne State University President M. Roy Wilson Thursday talked about what they love about the city, future projects and immigration. The trio served as panelists in a discussion hosted by the Michigan Chronicle as part of its Pancakes & Politics series.
Avalon to open cafe in Mike Ilitch School of Business
Avalon International Breads is growing its Detroit presence yet again with a cafe and grab-and-go station in the new Wayne State University Mike Ilitch School of Business.
Mike Ilitch School of Business celebrates the inaugural police leadership academy class
WSU increases tuition 2.9%
Wayne State University's Board of Governors on Friday approved a 2.9 percent tuition increase as part of the $655 million general fund operating budget for fiscal year 2019. The increase is below the state's tuition restraint cap of 3.8 percent.
Column: Remove barriers to degree
Imagine you are the captain of a ship and you are being told that you can have a million dollars if you complete your voyage. All you have to do is navigate an unknown ocean, with unknown rules with no prior sailing experience. Then you hit a storm, get lost, and take on water. Not only do you fail to complete the journey but you also sink the ship.
WSU: Re-enroll to forgive debt
Wayne State University is trying to entice former students who left without a degree to come back and complete their education. That's why on Wednesday it announced a program to forgive up to $1,500 of debt for students to re-enroll and finish their degrees.
Woodbridge community dedicates Rose Dog Park
The official memorial medallion dedication at the Rose Dog Park, honors fallen Wayne State University Police K9 Officer Collin J. Rose.
Insiders save on the Baroudeur
Wayne State looks to the stars
Wayne State University is adding a state-of-the-art robotically controlled observatory to its assets. But, the Dan Zowada Memorial Observatory is located on 40-acres in the mountains of New Mexico.
Detroit Urban Solutions
Wayne State University invested $6.6 million last month to acquire the NextEnergy Building in Detroit and will use the building in part to create an urban technology innovation consortium.
Rachmale gives $1 million for scholarships, plans engineering lab
The founder of the Detroit-based engineering firm LGC Global has gifted Wayne State University's College of Engineering $1 million for an endowment to provide full tuition scholarships to Detroit Public Schools Community District students.
Kresge Foundation powers new investment fund at the Mike Ilitch School of Business
The Kresge Foundation and Wayne State University officials today announced a $2 million student-managed investment fund that complements a course designed to teach students the essentials of portfolio management and stock evaluation and selection.
Building Healthy Communities program aims to surround school children with healthy living
Kristen Kaszeta, manager of BHC at Wayne State University, shares reasons why Building Healthy Communities is essential in Michigan.
Wayne State students to manage $2 million in investments
The stakes are higher for business students at Wayne State University who will have a chance to get real-world experience managing a $2 million investment portfolio.
Wayne State recognizes Medal of Honor recipients
Wayne State University has installed banners in its football stadium recognizing all 3,500 recipients of America's highest military honor.
Wayne State students adopt Blessing Box idea to help Metro Detroiters in need
If you take a quick glance at the big box on the campus of Wayne State University, it doesn't really look like much. But as you get closer, it’ll catch your eye.
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Wayne State teams up with Applied Materials
Materials engineering solutions provider Applied Materials, Inc. and Wayne State University will work together to create new thin film deposition processes for the advancement of semiconductors.