By: Jesse Tucker

Leaders of the community will come together to speak on Detroit's economic future and the rejuvenation process at the Wayne State Law Auditorium March 26....

By: Jonathan Hubbard

The American Red Cross is encouraging current Wayne State students and new blood donors to donate blood in the blood drive Feb. 15 to Feb. 19 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the second floor of the Student Center in Gullen Mall....

By: Jonathan Hubbard

At the conclusion the 2009-10 academic year, Dr. Blair Anderson, chair of the Department of Theatre, will step down and return to the faculty. Anderson is presently serving the last year of his second 5-year appointment as chair. During his tenure, he imp...

By: Lauren Bjerk

A little over a year ago, a woman named Marala Scott spoke at Wayne State concerning her new book, In Our House. But unlike other authors that come to speak, focusing on self promotion or in an effort to boost book sales, Scott had another thing in mind &...

By: Contributing Writer

The aroma of freshly-made pancakes wafted down the hallway as Wayne State’s Slavic Studies Program celebrated Maslenitsa Feb. 9 in Manoogian’s fourth floor lounge. In the lounge, a blini-making workshop drew about 15 people....

By: Isaac Elster

Many people may be reluctant to give up bad habits, but for Wayne State’s Newman Catholic Center, it is cause for celebration. The center will kick off the Christian period Lent with two Masses at its chapel  Feb. 17, or Ash Wednesday for Roman...

By: John Garcia

Compared to most major cities, Detroit is somewhat lacking in the movie theater department. Until recently, the only options were the Detroit Film Theater inside of the Detroit Institute of Arts or the Ren Cen 4 Theatre inside of the Renaissance Center. B...

By: Jesse Tucker

Wayne State offensive tackle Ray Rocheleau will set down his football pads and pick up boxing gloves Feb. 12, as he battles for FightXC's heavyweight championship title....

By: Stephanie Zerweck

Batman without Robin? Tuesdays without Morrie? For some, the combinations might seem inconceivable. Gauging applause at last week’s Ringwald Theatre performance, the same standard holds for “Based on a Totally True Story” without a Mary ...

By: Jesse Tucker

Wayne State's interdisciplinary studies program will sponsor the 55th annual Michigan Association for adult and Continuing Education conference March 19....

By: Lauren Bjerk

Waiting in the lobby of the Townsend Hotel for my interview with Scott Cooper, I can't help but notice the drastic differences between my current setting and the hotels portrayed in his new film, Crazy Heart....

By: Catherine Mitchell

The emergency financial manager for DPS, Robert C. Bobb, will be a guest speaker at WSU Feb. 24 at noon. Appointed by Gov. Jennifer Granholm in 2009, Bobb is charged with developing a policy plan for the DPS district....

By: Maria Anagonye

Walter Kim, like many others, wrote his books without ever expecting them to be made into a movie....

By: Nargis Rahman

Wayne State professor of molecular obstetrics and genetics, Roberto Romero was awarded with the “Best Research in Prematurity” Feb. 4....

By: Shawn Wright

Rob Kohrman, associate vice president of the office of budget, planning and analysis, announced during today’s Wayne State Board of Governors meeting that WSU’s fall 2009 enrollment was up 3 percent over budget at nearly 32,000 students. ...

By: Laurén Abdel-Razzaq

The stage at the Music Hall Center in Detroit was transformed into a whirlwind of color, movement and sound Jan. 30 as the Huazong University of Science and Technology Musical Troupe brought images of a rich, diverse country to life in front of a captivat...

By: Nargis Rahman

Applications for Alternative Spring Break, a localized national effort to help and learn from the community during spring break are due on Feb. 8....

By: Alysa Zavala

Wayne State’s Elaine L. Jacob Gallery held an opening reception for their new exhibit “Breaking the Mold” Feb. 5 and cast Japanese and Chinese ceramic sculptures in a light not yet seen by many. ...

By: Megha Trivedi

Paramount's new picture, “The Lovely Bones,” a dramatic mystery based on the novel by Alice Sebold, revolves around the murder of a girl named Susie Salmon....

By: Lauren Bjerk

With this only being his third film, Jason Reitman seems to be falling into familiar patterns....