The Center for Excellence and Equity in Mathematics has spent more than 25 years forging students from low-performing school districts into top-flight math scholars — exploding stereotypes and closing the achievement gap along the way. Here's how they do it.
Associate Professor Jose Cuello has filled his office with art from indigenous cultures from around the globe for more than a decade. For Cuello, who teaches courses on race as well as Latin American and European history, the collection is more than a passion. It's a mission.
Wayne State University has launched the Warrior Way Back program, a novel approach to re-engage students who left the university with debt and without a degree.
In an effort to encourage first-generation and underrepresented local high school students to pursue careers in math and science, Wayne State University will partner with the groundbreaking SMASH program to host the inaugural summer of the college preparatory academy on campus next month.
