WSU infectious diseases expert Dr. Teena Chopra shares with Today@Wayne Podcast host Darrell Dawsey her thoughts on the nation's progress in battling COVID-19, the urgent need to be ready for the next outbreak, and how her upbringing in India helped ready her for a medical career in Detroit.
Bridging the past with our present, the African American Graduation Celebration serves as a cultural rite of passage that recognizes and affirms all graduating students who have completed a rigorous course of study at WSU.
Dr. Tiffany Willoughby-Herard, Associate Professor of African American studies at UC Irvine, has been appointed to the positions of equity advisor for UCI’s ADVANCE Program for Equity and Diversity, and advisor to the dean of the UCI School of Humanities on equity, diversity and inclusive ex…
Madison Wiljanen, BSN graduate from the College of Nursing at Wayne State University, shares her story about working as an extern at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit, when the pandemic struck. Her commitment to nursing before she even graduated with her BSN degree is a testament to the commitm…
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Did you know the other names people use when referring to Juneteenth?
Did you know that before the Emancipation Proclamation was signed the federal government reimbursed slave owners for the cost of their human property?
Generations of Educational Struggle: Anti-Apartheid and Pan-Africanism in the life of Cedric Robinson, Abebe Zegeye and Shelby Lewis
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