When COVID-19 shuttered the world, faculty in WSU’s College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (CLAS) created new ways to give their students a global education. This summer, CLAS is rewarding innovative methods in teaching to keep that momentum going.

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Master's student Kalimah Johnson receives Warrior of Distinction Award

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Two CLAS professors endow major scholarship for graduate students

Between us, we have spent over 60 years mentoring students in health economics and health sociology. We are delighted to provide scholarship funds that will aid them in completing their final Ph.D. work.

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Dean Hartwell talks community partnerships with WJR-AM
Featured opinion article in the Detroit News by Professor Truskinosvky
Urban studies professor Rayman Mohamed discusses what Detroit needs from Washington
Criminal justice faculty discuss neighborhood crime research on WDET
Criminal justice lecturer discusses Netflix's You with Newsweek

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Two CLAS professors endow major scholarship for graduate students

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