News Center (2018)

Little Libraries, Big Impact

Communication Assistant Professor wins WhatsApp grant to fight fake news

CFPCA Offers Extensive Lineup of Noel Night Activities Saturday, December 1

Wayne State University Department of Music pays tribute to Matt Michaels

CFPCA Offers Extensive Lineup of Noel Night Activities Saturday, December 1

Lecture: Being Muslim in the Trump Era

On display: Building Utopia / THIS MUST NOT BE THE PLACE YOU THOUGHT IT WOULD BE

Cinema Detroit salutes female directors with film series

The Free Speech Century: One Hundred Years of the First Amendment

Set design alumni reunite at Kalamazoo theatre

Wayne State University brings Twyla Tharp's groundbreaking work, The One Hundreds, as the Fall 2018 Allesee Guest Artist in Residence in Dance

Seeing is Understanding - Visualizing Ideas: The Interaction Between Science, Art and Design

New York Times features Biba Bell's "A Seaside Romp on Rockaway Beach" Choreography

Dr. Edward J. Pappas Memorial Celebration

An Instant’s Compass by Artist in Residency Marissa Bluestone 

Four WSU alumni recognized as Ford “Thirty Under 30” fellows

Department of Communication hosts JCAMP 2018

JON STRAND: ORACLES, TEMPLES AND WAVES… and a dragon called Raoul

Department of Theatre and Dance Professor Doug Risner's research in DANSEUR highlighted in NBC Nightly News

Mobile Arts Program adds Heidelberg Project to list of 2018 sites

Long time communication faculty member and administrator Ed Pappas passes

MetroArts Detroit - Season 7 Begins Airing on Detroit Public Television, July 13

Annual Baroudeur, training rides bring together Warrior community

Journalism major lands spot on cover of National Geographic Magazine

Wayne State University brings world-class dance training with complexions contemporary ballet for 8th annual Detroit Summer Intensive

WSU Recognizes Top Student-Athletes At 18th Annual Academic Recognition Luncheon

TODAY is Wayne State Giving Day!

Lecturer Brandon Hensley's Book Receives National Award 

Tony Award-Winning Lighting Designer, Natasha Katz, Accepts 2018 Apple Award

FOREVER AND A DAY and BECAUSE THE DAWN BREAKS

Internationally renowned Black Panther Party artist Emory Douglas to visit WSU

New York Foundation for the Arts Artist-in-Residence

WSU’s College of Fine, Performing and Communication Arts Honors Five of its Talented Arts and Communication Alumni and Advocates at 39th Arts Achievement Awards Ceremony

Non-Academic Careers for PhD Students and Postdocs

Department of Communication to Honor SPLC co-founder Morris Dees, WWJ’s Vickie Thomas and the late Cliff Russell at 2018 Spirit of Diversity Awards

Graduate Student Presents Research at Conference

Congratulations Kayla Cockrel, 2018 New York Times Summer Intern!

Bernard L. Brock Memorial Lecture: Confronting America’s Racial Paradox

Associate Professor Kelly Young receives CSCA's 2018 Warren Mentorship Award Warren

Covering Extreme Weather

Grammy Award-winning alumnus hits all the right notes

Professor Kypros Markou conducts major work by distinguished African American composer, Adolphus Hailstork

Cressman Center Exhibit Blends Artist and Alumnus James Grubola’s Love Of Dance, Drawing

Grubola’s exhibit — entitled The Friday (and Thursday) Sessions — occupies the main galleries of the space. Grubola, the former Chair of the University of Louisville’s Department of Fine Arts and Director of the Hite Art Institute, began his association with dance while he was at Wayne State University. As a student in what is currently called the College of Fine, Performing and Communication Arts, he got to see the companies of Merce Cunningham, José Limon, and Arthur Mitchell.

2018 New York City Theatre Showcase and Alumni Gathering

2018 Gretchen Valade Graduate Assistantship in Jazz

Creative Dance as Intervention for Lead Poisoned Children

WSU board OKs $129M in bonds for building projects

Congratulations to CFPCA's Spirit of Community finalists!

CALLING ALL ACTORS: Film Casting Call

Exhibition Reception: Transitory Conversations

Alumna Spotlight: Amanda Knaebel

“I Got a Lust for Life" to reflect impact of African-American Great Migration on literary and musical expression