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Returning to campus

Warrior Safe is Warrior Strong. Learn more about how Wayne State is keeping safety the first priority as it prepares for the return of employees, faculty and students.

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Fashion department faculty and alumni have sewed more than 400 non-surgical masks for health care workers and first responders.
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Warrior Strong

Driven to make a difference

Anyone can wait for change — but to create it, you need to be Warrior Strong.
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African-American woman jumping over a hurdle on an outdoor track
Wayne State medical student wearing a hijab
Fashion design student creating an item of clothing on a mannequin

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Warriors making an impact

We can't let #PrideMonth pass without highlighting our student organization, LGBT People in Medicine, and their work with the @CorktownHealth . These students volunteer their time to support LGBTQ+ community in Detroit learning and practicing patient-centered care.
Faculty from @waynemedicine and @_WayneLaw recently published a paper that describes recent scientific evidence regarding #coronavirus detection in wastewater, how the research could inform public health guidelines and disease tracking. #WayneState
A team from our Kappa Psi-Mu Omicron Pi chapter won Best Overall Campaign in the national Up to Us competition, focusing on COVID-19's effect on the U.S. economy and health care system. Details: https://bit.ly/3iAdboS @WSUPharmD #waynestate #wsuapplebaum @uptousnews @kpsi
Physician Assistant Studies student Joe Tocco spent his week off between @waynestate semesters volunteering at a Detroit #COVID19 testing site. Here's what he saw: http://bit.ly/2O2nbJF #wsuapplebaum #WarriorStrong
"Due to the city’s history, it is important to consider the dynamics of systemic oppression, inequality, & COVID-19 when discussing its effects on seniors in the City of Detroit." MSW student AeYanna Yett is #TakingAction.
#WayneState researchers returned to campus June 8 under strict public-health guidelines to prevent the spread of #coronavirus. We talked to them about what it's like to be back in the lab as they grapple with the new normal. #WarriorStrong