Muslim and Jewish Communities Come Together “We Refuse to be Enemies”
In the wake of the terrorist attacks in Paris…An event at Wayne State University is bringing together unconventional allies. The...
Muslim and Jewish Communities Come Together “We Refuse to be Enemies”
In the wake of the terrorist attacks in Paris…An event at Wayne State University is bringing together unconventional allies. The...
UAW Ford VP Encourages Members to Vote Yes
reuther.wayne.edu U-A-W Vice President Jimmy Settles visited Local 600 in Dearborn Wednesday to encourage workers to vote ‘yes’ on the...
More than a Million Michiganians Expected to Hit the Road During Thanksgiving
Experts predict there will be more Michigan residents traveling during the Thanksgiving holiday week than there has been in the...
Taking Care of Ourselves From the Neck Up
Ryan Melaugh Shorter days, darker nights and holiday related stress can take and emotional toll on anyone and for some, it simply...
Automakers Looking to Animal Kingdom for Ideas
Detroit’s automakers are looking at some unusual sources of inspiration to generate new automotive ideas. For example, scientists at Ford...
All Bets are Off in Detroit Casino Contract Negotiations
Negotiations are set to resume this weekend between the union representing casino workers in Detroit and operators of the city’s...
Schlichting on Turning HFHS Around, Coming Out and Coming to Detroit
A new book written by outgoing Henry Ford Health Systems CEO Nancy Schlichting highlights her time in Detroit, her coming...
Winners and Losers: The 4th Republican Debate
Tim Alberta, Chief Political Correspondent for the National Review, analyzes key topics and interactions from Tuesday night's GOP debate. Henderson says...
The “Twitter” Presidential Campaign
Does whomever controls twitter, control the presidential campaign? Host Stephen Henderson talks with Professor Christina Guarneri, PhD, about the effect,...
The Story of Detroit’s Bankruptcy: A “Takeover” or an Inevitable Financial Crisis?
Detroit is approaching its one-year anniversary of emerging from the nation’s largest-ever municipal bankruptcy, and the city has changed. Perhaps...
City’s Finances, Leadership Culture Changed by Bankruptcy
Irvin Corley Jr. spent the past half-century providing an independent analysis of Detroit’s finances for the City Council. Quinn Klinefelter...
What’s Happened in 10 Years of Lake St. Clair and Detroit River Restoration
Fish populations in Lake Saint Clair and the Detroit River are reportedly on the rebound in a big way. U.S....