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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Anthropologists look into the past at Malcolm X's former home

Mineral museum curator ensures its solid future with gift

Danny Fenster (M.A., '16) featured in WSU alumni magazine

The Stride for Pride brings faculty and students together to celebrate Pride Month

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Global studies student hopes to help Detroit with technology

Connor Tukel wants to make the world a better place - and he's starting with Detroit. Tukel knows that even with the changes and growth that Detroit has gone through, there are still negative perceptions of the city that he wants to change. "360 Degree Detroit is a project where I'll be using a 360-degree camera to capture Detroit's culture and attractions for people to view in a virtual reality setting."

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Psychology and peace and conflict studies professor examines warning signs of mass shootings
Commentary: Time is now to make Detroit an international rail gateway
Economics Professor Mike Belzer discusses difficulties facing truckers in NY Times
Dean Hartwell talks community partnerships with WJR-AM
Featured opinion article in the Detroit News by Professor Truskinosvky

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Aug.19

Natural History Museum open tours at 3:00 p.m.
Aug.22

Transfer chats with the Transfer Student Ambassadors at 12:00 p.m.
Aug.28

Fall 2022 semester begins All Day

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Global studies student hopes to help Detroit with technology

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