A psychology student is suing Wayne State for not providing adequate reimbursement of tuition for the winter 2020 semester, according to the lawsuit filed in the Michigan Court of Claims.

The Campus Health Center sent out an email to all university staff and students warning about possible chickenpox exposure. 

Attorney General Dana Nessel's office said on Dec. 6 the vote to fire Wayne State President M. Roy Wilson was not properly convened, so Wilson is still president of WSU. 

On Thursday Wayne State hosted an Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission Workshop at the Community Arts Auditorium from 6-7:30 p.m. 

Former Board of Governors, community members and students gathered at New Center’s Walker-Miller Energy Services on Nov. 12, calling for the divide to end against President M. Roy Wilson and several members of the BOG.

An organization described as a far-right, anti-Muslim hate group by the Southern Poverty Law Center said it distributed over 1,000 flyers across Wayne State’s campus Tuesday, Nov. 5, in what it calls a “stealth campaign to reach students directly,” according to a press release sent to The So…

Voters Not Politicians held a town hall meeting Thursday, Nov. 7, in Wayne State’s General Lectures, to discuss eligibility for students interested in becoming members of the statewide commission that will redraw political districts for Michigan in 2022.

Members of Wayne State’s Board of Governors said they were not given notice of the Heart of Detroit Tuition Pledge until the morning of the announcement, according to a statement issued to the press.

On Sept. 17 a petition regarding campus bathroom quality was posted online; in the following weeks, the petition has gained 683 supporters as of Oct. 26.

The Heart of Detroit Tuition Pledge gives Detroit residents, or those who graduated from a high school within the city, free tuition to WSU starting fall 2020.

Wayne State’s Title IX director addressed safety concerns of sexual assault and harassment survivors at the Student Senate meeting on Oct. 18.

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Wayne State’s PERIOD. chapter is taking part in Michigan’s first National Period Day rally happening at the University of Michigan’s Ann Arbor campus Oct. 19. 

Attorney General Dana Nessel delivered a keynote speech at the day-long FOIA Festival on Oct. 12 at Wayne State, stating her dissatisfaction with current FOIA laws in Michigan.

Grow with Google is sponsoring a one-day training conference for entrepreneurs and those looking to own or grow a business at the Mike Ilitch School of Business.

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The Wayne State community hosted the grand opening of the long-awaited Woodward and Warren park in the Welcome Center on June 5.

Wayne State’s Board of Governors unanimously approved plans to construct a $25 million arena for the men’s and women’s basketball team in partnership with the Detroit Pistons.

A campus-wide climate survey conducted January through March 2018 found that 26 percent of students feel they belong at Wayne State “to a great extent.” The survey garnered 3,288 student responses — a 12.3 percent response rate.

Wayne State School of Medicine officials deny a cheating scandal, but emails obtained by The South End reveal multiple officials discussing an "electronic cheating network" and what can be done to "cut down on cheating," according to a South End investigation.

President M. Roy Wilson attended the Student Senate meeting on April 5, discussing Senate’s resolutions, progress and budget requests.

Former democratic gubernatorial candidate Abdul El-Sayed, recently named a Wayne State scholar-in-residence, will be teaching a public health course this fall.

Henry Ford Health System has halted partnership negotiations with Wayne State’s School of Medicine.

Wayne State is seeking to combat a statewide librarian shortage by creating an experimental certificate program that allows educators to become library media specialists.

President M. Roy Wilson released a statement today in response to a tense Wayne State Board of Governors meeting last week in which three members questioned Wilson’s leadership regarding medical school negotiations.

Student Senate passed a resolution Thursday that makes the Psychology Clinic free for students.

For many of the students, faculty and supporters who gathered Tuesday on Gullen Mall, the scene of a growing crowd of grief-stricken strangers coming together to mourn lives lost in a senseless massacre felt eerily familiar. It felt like they had been there before. In fact, many of them had.

Comfort probably isn’t the first thing that comes to mind when you think about police vehicles — especially if you find yourself in the back of one.

A Wayne State research team is researching marijuana’s effects on driving performance.

An Indiana University-South Bend master’s student is suing a Wayne State archivist for plagiarizing an article she co-wrote.

A 25-year-old man was taken to Detroit Receiving Hospital Saturday after suffering a gunshot wound to the left side of his head, according to a crime alert sent out to students and faculty by Wayne State Police Department.

Student Senate hosted a town hall focusing on the improvement of student organization operations in regard to reserving Student Center rooms, allocating locker space and ordering food for events.

7-Eleven and Uncle Joe’s Chicken Fingers will unveil their new locations on the ground level of Anthony Wayne Drive Apartments this year.

A University of Michigan-Flint professor has filed a formal complaint against Wayne State for sex discrimination.

Two School of Medicine principal administrators will depart from Wayne State later this year.

It’s hard to miss the recently installed pastel yellow, red, and light and dark green colored panels on Wayne State’s newest building.

After months of considering seeking mental health services, Wayne State sophomore Grace Maves, decided it was time to go to Wayne State’s Counseling and Psychological Services.

When Asian-fusion eatery Maccabees Traders permanently closed its doors in June, many anticipated what restaurant would open on the ground level of Wayne State’s Maccabees Building.

Student Senate held a meeting on Jan. 17 focusing on University Towers’ cockroach issue and campus safety.