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The Zeta chapter of You Beautiful Black Woman hosted a reproductive health discussion led by Dr. James Mallare on Sept. 17.
Wayne State Department of Music continued its Faculty Recital Series by welcoming to the stage WSU associate professor Hai ...
While originally written and performed in 2018, the play was brought back in 2024 on Broadway after the COVID-19 pandemic made the play immensely relevant. Subsequently, Eureka Day won a Tony Award ...
Educators gathered at the Detroit Public Library’s main branch Sept. 15 for Educators Night, exploring workshops and ...
POGO founder presents ‘Tinder’ like app to engage more young voters in upcoming midterm election
Last Thursday, Sept. 24, a civic panel was held at Wayne State University by Arabia Simeon, the founder and CEO of Politics ...
In downtown Detroit, InsideOut Literary Arts and its partners brought a day filled with community-building activities to Beacon Park to celebrate the Second Annual Radiant Detroit on Sept. 26. The ...
Wayne State University’s Student Senate hosted the Office for Teaching and Learning, the Office of Student Financial Aid and Warrior Eats during their meeting on Oct. 1. Senators discussed anonymously ...
Editor’s note: This interview was conducted prior to the incident following Sept. 14. The South End is an independent publication and remains committed to reporting fairly and impartially. On ...
Wayne State University student-led Campus Activities Team kicked off the fall 2026 semester by bringing in a mechanical bull, snacks and games to encourage student engagement as they leap into the new ...
Hey Warriors! Dally in the Alley was a blast, but have you ever wondered how the festival got its start? Tune in to hear from Dally in the Alley organizers and volunteers as they share a piece of ...
Dally in the Alley returned to the streets of Cass Corridor on Saturday, Sept. 12th, bringing together families and festivalgoers from across metro Detroit. The event began in the late 1970s when Cass ...
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