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Read moreDetailsWayne State’s El Nuevo Comienzo celebrated Latina/o/x and Native grads with culture, community, and pride, honoring Detroit's vibrant Latino heritage.
Read moreDetailsDiscover Julie Rodriguez-Espinoza's inspiring journey from pandemic uncertainty to graduating Wayne State with honors. Read about her resilience and success.
Read moreDetailsWayne State MSW graduates Alondra Barajas and Jesus Cruz-Navarro establish Unidad de Guerrero/a(s), a Latino/a-focused student group, leaving a lasting ...
Read moreDetailsWayne State President Kimberly Espy joins Excelencia's Presidents for Latino Student Success, enhancing educational access and success for Latino students. ...
Read moreDetailsDiscover Dr. Kimberly Andrews Espy's transformative vision for Wayne State University, focusing on diversity, inclusion, and Latino student success.
Read moreDetailsJoin the celebration as Wayne State University installs Dr. Kimberly Andrews Espy as its first female president, prioritizing community and ...
Read moreDetailsDiscover the legacy of Machito & Afro-Cuban Jazz! Mario Grillo shares insights into Latin Jazz history. Don't miss his next ...
Read moreDetailsEspañol Abajo Artwork by Wayne State University’s Center for Latino/a and Latin American Studies (CLLAS) is currently featured in the ...
Read moreDetailsEspañol Abajo Four respected local university institutions came together to offer a unique opportunity for Spanish-speaking students and their parents ...
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