Wayne State University continues to be recognized as a national leader in graduate education — more than 50 of its programs are on U.S. News & World Report's 2024 Best Graduate Schools lists.  

After nearly 15 years in law enforcement, Cyril Davis retired from the Department of Homeland Security in 2013 following a traumatic brain injury. Watching the impact nurses had on himself and others as he strove to become healthy, he looked to quickly start a career in health care. He is now on track to graduate with a doctor of nursing practice from Wayne State University’s College of Nursing in 2025.  

While nestled in the heart of Detroit, Wayne State University's commitment to environmental research extends far beyond city limits. From the tranquil forests of northern Michigan to the state's expansive waterways, WSU faculty and students are pioneering solutions to today's most pressing environmental challenges.

Honors student Emmalina Matti is filming a short documentary about Detroit’s Chaldean American community, aiming to provide a brief but colorful overview of the history and culture of the more than 200,000 individuals who’ve called metro Detroit home for more than a century. Her dedication led to a partnership to publish her documentary on the Chaldean News' website once she completes the film.