By: Karl Henkel

Wayne State students and faculty rallied March 4 in opposition of further government education cuts in a campus rally....

By: Karl Henkel

As spring break rapidly approaches, many students can think about only one thing — spring break. Safety, however, has taken a front seat, especially this year, as students are urged to avoid going to Mexico, a typical hot spot for spring break....

By: Jillian Grandison

As students protested cuts to higher education on March 4 in Detroit, Wayne State Student Senate members were in Lansing telling legislators why higher education funding is so important....

By: Aysha Jamali

Fatigue, feelings of worthlessness, and recurring thoughts of death: these are some of the symptoms of major depression. It’s a disorder that affects approximately 14.8 million American adults in a given year, according to the National Institute of ...

By: Jillian Grandison

The WSU Student Senate is the representative organization of the student body, working together with students to improve the university. But in the senate’s recent closed meetings, students have been left on the outside....

By: Nargis Rahman

Wayne State’s Alternative Spring Break Detroit, a weeklong service project within the city March 14-19, has chosen 45 finalists to participate....

By: J. Ryan Pas

Michigan has been the crucible of a nationwide debate surrounding affirmative action and where it fits under the civil rights umbrella. ...

By: Karl Henkel

More than one in six American drivers own a Toyota, according to an Edmunds.com report....

By: Aysha Jamali

Wayne State’s School of Medicine and the Detroit Medical Center signed a new five-year contract Feb. 10, which will gives DMC sole sponsorship of 50 residency-training programs, according to the SOM....

By: David Shuman

With money at a premium in a tough economy, the Free Application for Federal Student Aid can be a student’s best friend — as long he or she applies in time....

By: Barry Lewis

Midterms put stress on college students’ lives. As they receive notices of tests and papers that are due, many do not know where to begin when it comes to the study process....

By: Brian Coburn

Wayne State alumni Lance Kawas and Heather Kolf will show off their latest work at the Detroit Independent Film Festival March 3-7 at the Burton Theatre, which includes the first-ever Michigan Film Awards on March 6....

By: Karl Henkel

The Michigan Promise Scholarship debate expects to strike again, along with many other educational rifts at a proposed March 4 rally in Detroit....

By: The South End

Wayne State Governor Richard Bernstein is expected to announce his candidacy for Michigan's Attorney General later today, according to WXYZ....

By: Brianna Valleskey

Despite media hype over the recent Supreme Court decision regarding campaign donations, Wayne State professor Robert Sedler said that the effect of the decision will be a lot less than the media and political commentary would indicate....

By: Barry Lewis

With an effort to provide healthy food alternatives, Wayne State has combined the unlikely tastes of sushi and smoothies in storefront....

By: Aysha Jamali

A new functional MRI technique, pioneered at Wayne State, could be used to rehabilitate brain-damaged patients, or it can be used on cases like the controversially prolonged 2005 death of Terri Schiavo, to determine if people can come out of vegetative st...

By: Daniel J. Sobczynski

Imagine driving a car and listening to music that changes according to mood, or having a technology that alerts the driver when they are drowsy while behind the wheel....

By: Shawn Wright

Jocelyn Benson began her campaign for Michigan Secretary of State a year ago with an exploratory committee and a single Facebook page....

By: Jillian Grandison

The WSU Student Senate elections are around the corner and students across campus are entering the race....