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The South End The South End is an online publication by Wayne State students. The South End is published online at thesouthend.wayne.edu by Wayne State students.

Copies of special editions are available free of charge at various locations throughout campus. The Student Newspaper Publication Board, established by the Wayne State Board of Governors, acts as the publisher of The South End. The board establishes and insures compliance with publication, editorial and news reporting guidelines. All complaints, comments and suggestions concerning the student news

paper should be directed to the board, which meets at least monthly at the journalism conference room in Alex Manoogian Hall.

Eight individuals, including four current students, three alumni and one parent, filed a federal lawsuit against Wayne S...
07/06/2025

Eight individuals, including four current students, three alumni and one parent, filed a federal lawsuit against Wayne State University and several of its officials claiming the school violated their constitutional rights during a peaceful protest against the war in Gaza last May.

Eight individuals, including four current students, three alumni and one parent, filed a federal lawsuit against Wayne State University and several of its officials claiming the school violated their constitutional

Happy last week Warriors,I can’t believe the semester is coming to an end. We hope you guys are taking care of yourself ...
04/21/2025

Happy last week Warriors,

I can’t believe the semester is coming to an end. We hope you guys are taking care of yourself during these stressful times with finals. Let’s take a look at what’s happening at The South End this week!

Catch up on campus news with our weekly newsletter!

🔗Link in bio.

🎨Graphic by Graphic Design Editor Devarian Jackson.

Happy Sunday Warriors!Are you feeling hyped this week? I know I am with the weather hitting the sixties. I hope you all ...
04/14/2025

Happy Sunday Warriors!

Are you feeling hyped this week? I know I am with the weather hitting the sixties. I hope you all are taking care of yourselves in these last couple weeks of classes. Let’s see what is going on with The South End this week!

Catch up on campus news with our weekly newsletter!

🔗Link in bio.

🎨Graphic by Newsletter Producer Abeer Sheikh.

Some Latino students at Wayne State are feeling a state of uncertainty amid a stack of executive orders regarding immigr...
04/09/2025

Some Latino students at Wayne State are feeling a state of uncertainty amid a stack of executive orders regarding immigration from the Trump administration. In addition to this, Wayne State University officials recently confirmed the federal government has abruptly terminated the immigration records of four international students.

🔗Full story in bio.

🎨Graphic by Graphic Design Editor Devarian Jackson.

Happy Sunday Warriors!It’s so hard to believe that we are in our last couple weeks of the semester. We hope you are all ...
04/07/2025

Happy Sunday Warriors!

It’s so hard to believe that we are in our last couple weeks of the semester. We hope you are all taking care of yourselves in this final stretch. Let’s take a look at what’s going on at the South End this week!

Catch up on campus news with our weekly newsletter!

🔗 Link in bio.

🎨 Graphic by Graphic Design Editor Devarian Jackson.

04/03/2025

Moments after our Editor-in-Chief was told members of The South End, who were reporting on the protest, needed to be vetted before being let into The Student Center. He was then asked to “Stop engaging”. Members of The South End were eventually let in without any vetting process taking place.

In the second slide you can see a student walking into The Student Center without any reaction or vetting from WSUPD.
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🎥: Akeel Ahmed, The South End’s Editor-in-Chief.

🔗For more updates on this and more happening around WSU campus click the link in our bio!

Wayne State’s Student for Justice in Palestine held a protest that began in the student center but was moved outside by ...
04/03/2025

Wayne State’s Student for Justice in Palestine held a protest that began in the student center but was moved outside by WSU police. During this time a student who works as The South End’s Newsletter Producer, was covering the event as a member of the press, and was told she cannot re-enter the building.

“The cops today were a little more unprofessional than they usually are,” WSU student Mahmoud Muheisen said. “It seems like they were given a free pass.”

“Protests are really a part of everyday functions on the campus,” Chief of WSU Police Anthony Holt said.
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📸: Akeel Ahmed, The South End’s Editor-in-Chief.

🔗: For more updates on this and other things happening around campus click the link in our bio!

Students gather in Hilberry Room to stack up building blocks for CAT’s Lego Night. CAT coordinator Olawale Osinowo, who ...
04/03/2025

Students gather in Hilberry Room to stack up building blocks for CAT’s Lego Night.

CAT coordinator Olawale Osinowo, who organized the event, said the event came about as an easy, relaxing way for students to collaborate.

“A big part of what went into this event was the fact that Legos can serve as a very quiet, a very chill, relaxed kind of activity to do,” Osinowo said. “CAT events serve to allow students to collaborate, come on campus and make friends.”

📸: Will Johnson

Grab your headphones and join  for an inspiring Zoom panel where three incredible professionals share their journey from...
04/01/2025

Grab your headphones and join for an inspiring Zoom panel where three incredible professionals share their journey from journalism to public relations. Learn how these fields connect and get insider tips from the experts!

🗓 Wednesday, April 2, 2025
⏰ 6 PM - 7 PM
📍 Zoom
🔗 Meeting ID: 738 477 7446
🔑 Passcode: D0VBSM

See you there!

For many Wayne State students, March was a month of spiritual reflection, with the religious observance of Ramadan allow...
04/01/2025

For many Wayne State students, March was a month of spiritual reflection, with the religious observance of Ramadan allowing students to share their faith with communities on campus.
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“It’s a month where we show gratitude to Allah (God) and reflect on our own habits and behaviors. We fast throughout the day, which makes you think since you’re not eating. It’s recommended that we give a lot of charity and help the people who are in need during that month,” Wayne State senior Anas Khouja said.

🔗 Full story in our bio

Cover photo by Akeel Ahmed.

Our Winter 2025 Print Edition is here! If you haven’t picked up a copy yet, you can read it online through the link in o...
03/31/2025

Our Winter 2025 Print Edition is here! If you haven’t picked up a copy yet, you can read it online through the link in our bio!

This Warrior Winter Review features stories about DEI, club sports, and a historic partnership between DCFC and WSU.

Grab your copy on campus or read it online now!

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