News
- Doctoral student named Janssen Scholar of Oncology
- Graduate School launches inaugural HBCU Summer Research Program in effort to diversify student recruitment
- WSU Ph.D. candidate researches link between white identity politics and support for voter suppression
- Force for Change: Standout School of Social Work student and instructor receives prestigious fellowship in Washington, DC
- Studying Chinese takes PhD student Brendan Flynn to Taiwan via Boren Award
- Diversity of graduate faculty among the best, further improvement a priority
- Flintoff named one of Crain’s 2022 Notable Women in Construction, Architecture and Design
- Q&A with alum Allison Salcido — Preserving the legacy of the first Black-owned radio station built from the ground up
- Excessive training does not guarantee better performance in competitive swimming, research suggests
- Monyca Johnson receives Waller Endowed Scholarship for Master of Public Health students
- Study examines how environment and genetics together shape the health of children with asthma
- Mural painting class brings together art, medicine and the humanities at WSU
- How one Wayne State veteran is taking molecular testing to new heights
- Ilitch School graduate eyes career in sustainability after personal rediscovery
- Lucas Debarba earns AGE Early Career Scholar award for commitment to aging research
- Amplifying their voices: Graduate research explores experiences of women in the military
- WSU grad student shows it's never too late to get degree(s)
- A new approach to groundwater sampling: Using plants and insects to monitor environmental toxins
- Graduate School welcomes Angulique Outlaw as interim associate dean
- Education for all: How HELU is working to transform higher education
- First year in review: A look at the Graduate School’s SURGE mentorship program
- Wayne State University graduate programs rank among best in the nation, according to U.S. News & World Report
- Congratulations to the 2022 awardees of the Garrett T. Heberlein Endowed Award for Excellence in Teaching
- Navigating graduate school as an international, first-generation student
- A sneak peek at living in Detroit