The South End, Wayne State University, MI
2 days ago by Shawn Wright
When Irvin D. Reid took the office of president at Wayne State more than 10 years ago, he stressed a commitment to student success, research, the urban environment, diversity and innovative technology.
During the first of what will likely be many campus interactions, Dr. Jay Noren, the sole candidate for Reid's job, echoed those sentiments.
The South End, Wayne State University, MI
1 day ago by Shawn Wright
In a unanimous decision made by the Wayne State Board of Governors, Dr. Jay Noren was elected as the 10th president of WSU.
The vote, which took place in a special meeting on May 14, was a resounding 8-0 in favor of Noren (pronounced nor-een).
"I am humbled, flattered and energized by the chance to join the Wayne State community," Noren said.
The South End, Wayne State University, MI
2 days ago by Steven Wimberley / For The South End
Women whose religious restrictions prevent them from attending a conventional prom were given the opportunity to have fun without compromising their values. This past Friday, WSU featured The Grand Ball - a females-only prom - in the ballroom of the Student Center, hosted by the Bangladesh Students Association (BSA).
Michigan Daily, University of Michigan, Mi
4 days ago by Elizabeth Lai, Daily Staff Reporter
As students finished their exams and left campus at the end of April, so too, did three campus eateries. After disappointing sales and low satisfaction ratings on student surveys, Magic Wok and Villa Pizza moved out of their Michigan Union locations and Bonici Brothers Pizza will soon leave the Michigan League.
Michigan Daily, University of Michigan, Mi
5 days ago by Paul Tassi, Daily Arts Writer
The release of "Speed Racer" is something of a demographic mystery. Despite a PG rating, it's clearly not a kid's movie, and the convoluted plot will have children scratching their heads, laughing only when the hero's monkey sidekick appears on the screen.
Michigan Daily, University of Michigan, Mi
4 days ago by Matt Galvan, Daily Staff Reporter
Most students dread long nights spent wading through textbooks. But for one student, intense cramming paid off in an unusual way - as a spot on the iconic TV game show "Jeopardy!."
LSA senior Danny Devries appeared on national television Thursday, in the first round of the "Jeopardy!" College Championship.
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