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A campus visit at Wayne State University hosted by the Undergraduate Admissions Office begins with a presentation providing a general overview of academics and the admissions process followed by a 75-minute walking campus tour. If you are interested in learning about a specific academic program, we encourage you to indicate that on your registration so our team can prepare. During the tour, you’ll explore our 200-acre campus in the heart of Midtown Detroit with a current Wayne State Warrior. Plan to be on campus for approximately two hours. Please note that the majority the walking campus tours will take place outside. We strongly encourage you to check the weather forecast for the day of your visit. Advanced registration is required; we are unable to accommodate walk-ins. Questions about the campus tour experience? Please email us at  [email protected] .

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We’ll meet you wherever you are in your educational journey so you can benefit from a world-class education and discover international and research opportunities that will help you reach your goals.

You’ll have 350-plus academic programs to choose from and many ways to connect with campus and begin making an impact locally and globally. Your time on campus may last only a few years, but you’ll be ready for a lifetime of success.

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Your education is an investment in your future — research shows that college graduates earn about 75% more over a lifetime than those whose schooling ended with a high school diploma, and your earning potential only increases if you decide to pursue a graduate degree.

Wayne State has the lowest tuition among Michigan’s research universities, but we know many students need additional financial support. We provide nearly $329 million annually in federal, state, institutional and private aid through scholarships, grants, loans and work-study programs because we want you to focus on your career goals — not how you can afford to reach them. We'll help you get there by creating a unique aid package based on your needs and qualifications.

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Nothing beats exploring Wayne State's 200-acre campus virtually or in-person. During your visit, a current WSU Warrior will help you explore campus buildings such as our award-winning Student Center, the Mort Harris Recreation and Fitness Center, one of our residence halls, and our new state-of-the-art STEM Learning Innovation Center.

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Are you Warrior Strong?

You’re ready to make your mark on the world, and at Wayne State University, we equip you with the tools to do just that. From our classrooms and research centers to our athletic fields and into our community, you’ll join other undergrads ready to push themselves and discover what they’re capable of.  It’s what we call being Warrior Strong.

Discover our campus

On our Midtown Detroit campus, learn from renowned faculty in state-of-the-art classrooms and gain firsthand experience in our research centers. Get involved with more than 500 student organizations and create memories through campus events and intramurals. Explore one of the world’s most exciting cultural centers, as well as health centers, businesses and community organizations within walking distance of our campus.

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In Wayne State’s laboratories, engage in hands-on research experiences with local and global impacts. Work with our faculty experts and community partners to address the health concerns facing our cities, or help advance the technology breakthroughs that revolutionize how we commute and interact.

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You’re about to take a big step toward your goals, and that’s why Wayne State makes higher education cost-effective for our Warriors. We offer the lowest tuition among Michigan’s major research universities and several financial aid programs and scholarships that help remove financial barriers.

What our students are saying…

"I chose Wayne State because of the diversity on our campus and the top-ranked B.S.N. program. Volunteer opportunities and clinical experiences in the community have helped me become a better advocate for my patients, and my faculty members always helped me build the knowledge and skills I needed to succeed in the course and now in my career."  - Hui Zheng, B.S.N. '22

If you’re ready to learn more about our community of Warriors, request information about Wayne State University’s bachelor’s degrees with the form above!

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We offer 126 programs for earning your bachelor’s degree, including:

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Incoming first-year students, get ready for an unforgettable experience at our free orientation overnight. Stay the night, immerse yourself in campus life, meet new friends, and enjoy dinner with faculty. Don't miss out - RSVP now!

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Move-in will be here before we know it, and we can't wait to welcome our Warriors back to campus this fall! Please be on the lookout for emails to your Wayne State email account with more information about the move-in process. 

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Why drive away at the end of the day when you could stick around for the ultimate college adventure? Live on campus to discover and connect in a way that's only possible when you're part of the 24/7 experience. Watch what happens to your grades when you live alongside classmates in a  diverse academic environment that supports you as a student. Your campus home-away-from-home will be a short walk from lecture halls, labs, and libraries, so you can make the most of your time and balance school, work and fun. Instead of wasting hours commuting back and forth, immerse yourself in student organizations and explore your big backyard. Highly desirable, Midtown is electric with activity, and you get it all at student prices. Take your college experience beyond the books. Don't just learn here live here.

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Mississippi's pga tour event may feel impact of layoffs at title sponsor sanderson farms, share this article.

JACKSON, Miss. — The news that Wayne-Sanderson Farms laid off 40 employees at its Laurel campus could have deeper meaning for Mississippi’s only PGA Tour event.

Ever since Cargill and privately held Continental Grain formed a joint venture to acquire Sanderson Farms in 2021 for $4.53 billion, questions have swirled about whether the giant chicken company would continue to sponsor the Sanderson Farms Championships at the Country Club of Jackson.

Before the merger, Sanderson Farms had been a Mississippi-owned company, with its home base in Laurel. It had been run by long-time CEO and chairman of the board, Joe Sanderson, who championed the PGA Tour being in the Magnolia State.

Since Sanderson Farms and Wayne have been a part of the tournament, they have raised more than $17 million for charity.

The 2024 event will be the third since the merger into Wayne-Sanderson Farms. The original contract with Sanderson Farms to sponsor the tournament runs through 2026.

That combined with last year’s news of the partnership between the PGA Tour and the Saudi-backed LIV Golf could leave the Sanderson Farms Championship in doubt.

Steve Jent, the executive director of the Sanderson Farms Championship, however, says he is still bullish on the tournament in Jackson, which will be played the week of September 30 this year.

“I like our date with the opportunity to get some great players to come in here,” said Jent, who will be working his 11th Sanderson Farms event. “As far as beyond (2026), those are conversations that we will have to have as we go along, but I feel good about (Wayne-Sanderson Farms’) involvement, but we are also watching to see where the PGA’s relationship with a public investment fund goes and how that shakes out.”

There is some good news for sports fans locally in that Ole Miss football will be on the road that weekend and Mississippi State will have a bye, which should mean the opportunity for bigger crowds this year in Jackson.

“Hey, what I can control is what is right in front of me and that is this year’s tournament, and we feel really good about that,” Jent said. “A lot of this just depends of what the PGA Tour decides it is doing.”

But beyond this year and whether Wayne-Sanderson Farms will continue to be a sponsor and part of the tournament, Jent says he still believes the future is bright.

“I really do feel good about things,” Jent said. “Honestly, I don’t think the layoffs have anything to do with what we are talking about as far as the tournament is concerned. I really don’t.

“What I am most excited about is that Wayne-Sanderson Farms is going to continue to be a partner with us through the end of 2026.”

Jent went on to say there a lot things with the sport of golf that need to be worked through before anyone worries about anything else beyond this year’s tournament.

“Look, the players love our town, they love our golf course,” he said. “I want to make sure we are still hitting big numbers for our charities. I really am bullish on everything. I am. I feel pretty good about the overall state of the tournament.”

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Secretary of State Diego Morales tours state license plate facility in Fort Wayne

ALLEN CO. – Secretary of State Diego Morales visited the new state license plate vendor facility in Fort Wayne. Irwin Hodson Group LLC (IHG) is the license plate vendor for Indiana.

All Hoosier license plates and registrations are printed and processed at this fulfillment center. 

The Auto Dealers Services Division is one of the four divisions within the Secretary of State’s Office. Other team members, including the Auto Dealer Services Division Co-Directors, attended the tour. 

Secretary Morales met with IHG executives and got a firsthand look at the printing and manufacturing process. This visit is in addition to several tours of auto assembly plants (Honda, Subaru, and GM) that Secretary Morales has made throughout the state since the start of his administration.

“I take every opportunity to tour any business or production facility throughout the Hoosier state. These companies, like IHG, are key industry partners of my office.  I value these visits that provide a hands-on perspective. It’s a chance for me to watch plates roll off the line to ensure quality and compliance standards are being met to serve Hoosier consumers,” said Diego Morales, Indiana Secretary of State.

IHG plans to launch officially at the new facility later this year.

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Wayne County Arts Alliance announces 2024 studio tour with 15 artists, no fee

It has been 21 years since the public first was able to look forward each year to taking a tour around Wayne County and be amazed at the depth, diversity and richness of art being crafted by those so gifted, at their studios in the hills and dales of Wayne. The Wayne County Arts Alliance (WCAA) does it again July 12, 13 and 14.

The 2024 WCAA Artists’ Studio Tour features 15 studio locations as well as their own headquarters at the WCAA Gallery & Artisan Shop, 959 Main St., Honesdale. There is no cost. Take the self-guided tour, stopping in as many studios as you wish or all, between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. each day.

The Tour Preview Exhibit at the WCAA Gallery opens June 21 with a reception for the featured artists from 5 to 8 p.m. Sample the artworks of the artists in this year's tour.

WCAA Executive Director Janet Gaglione stated, "The tour provides an opportunity to meet Wayne County's established and emerging artists in their studios. Something for everyone!" These include paintings, ceramics, sculpture, textiles, photography, multi-media and more original artwork of all sorts.

The Tour Preview Exhibit will remain open for the three weeks prior to the tour, Thursday-Sunday 11 a.m.-4 p.m.

Artists participating in the 2024 studio tour are Burton Bulles, Jill Carletti, Barbara Carpenito, Phyllis Chekenian, Denis Folz, Lisa Glover, David Harvey, Heather Hogan-Spencer, Beth Ellen Johnson, Nancy Palubniak, Matt Povse, Tom Ricotta, Victor Salib, James Spencer, Kevin Storms, Elizabeth Tilley, Derek Frey Williams, Susan Williams and Bill Westmoreland. Studio locations are spread out from Lakewood to Hawley.

"The Artists Studio Tour is the premier event which was the catalyst for establishing the WCAA," Gaglione said in a press release. "The Tour gives the public a rare opportunity to visit with some of the professional and emerging artists who call this area their home. Here is your chance to meet the artists and discuss their philosophies, inspiration and working techniques while viewing their most recent collections of artworks.

"And if you see something you want to own, take advantage of the artist's studio pricing," she added. "Don't miss this opportunity to visit Wayne County's diverse and talented artists right in their own studios."

The 2024 WCAA Studio Tour brochure with map and detailed information abut each artist is available at the WCAA headquarters at 959 Main St., Honesdale, area visitors' centers and other local businesses. You may also find this information and interactive map at waynecountyartsalliance.org .

The WCAA headquarters opened at 959 Main St. on Feb. 15, 2023. As stated on their website, "the Wayne County Arts Alliance is a not-for-profit organization entirely governed by volunteer members, a society composed of artists and people interested in the beneficial effects of the arts."

The WCAA may be contacted at 570-729-5740.

Peter Becker has worked at the Tri-County Independent or its predecessor publications since 1994. Reach him at [email protected] or 570-253-3055 ext. 1588.

Meet Tim McGraw's lookalike nephew Timothy Wayne who is joining him on tour

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Music runs in the family! On Thursday, Tim McGraw shared exciting news that his talented nephew, Timothy Wayne, will be joining him on tour. 

Taking to Instagram, the country music singer added a video of him dueting with his family member.

In the clip, Tim, 57, asks Timothy, 21, if he knows Keith Whitley's 1988 classic "Don't Close Your Eyes," before they break into song. 

The 'real deal'

Tim then revealed his young relative will support him on the remaining dates of his Standing Room Only tour. 

"He may be my nephew… but he’s the real deal!!" McGraw captioned the post. "Just listen to him sing the hell outta this song. Excited to have @timothywaynemusic open up this last run of shows!"

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Fans were excited for the pair and commented on Timothy's "incredible voice," and "natural talent."

While he may be more baby-faced than his rugged uncle, he has the same country flare as Tim.

Signed with UMG Nashville

Timothy was signed with UMG Nashville while still attending college at Louisiana State University where he's wrapping up his sophomore year.

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When he was signed, Timothy said: "I’m so excited to have this opportunity to make and record music with UMG Nashville. This has been a dream of mine, and I am working hard on music that I can’t wait to share with everyone."

He's already been in the studio with his famous uncle and joining him on tour will thrust his name further into the spotlight. 

The budding star will be one of the opening acts for six dates on Tim's latest tour. He will perform in Philadelphia on June 20, Baltimore on June 21, Raleigh, North Carolina, on June 22, Phoenix on June 27,  Los Angeles on June 28, and Sacramento, California, on June 29.

"I'm the baby act," Timothy told the   The Advocate , before explaining he will take the stage first, followed by main opener Carly Pearce .

His bond with Tim

He has a close relationship with Tim and posted a heartfelt message on his birthday earlier this year the the wrote:  "Happy birthday to the ol’ man! You have been an inspiration both on and off the stage my whole life.  You have truly been a light on this Earth and for 57 years no less! Phew that’s a long time. Happy birthday Uncle Tim. Love ya!"

Timothy's label track debut "God Made A Country Boy," was written about his countryside upbringing and the lessons he learned.

Growing up in the country

In a statement about his upbeat hit, he gave insight into his family life: "I grew up working on our family farm in the summers, working in the fields, bush hogging, mowing, taking care of the horses, and I loved it," he said.

"It taught me a lot about responsibility. It was tough work, but a more simplistic way of life. My parents made a point of teaching me (and my siblings) about respecting others, standing up for beliefs and having manners."

Timothy continued: "And, if you disagree with someone, you can still be respectful toward them. When I heard this song, I really liked the idea behind it and knew I wanted to record it because it really showcases who I am as a person."

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Tour and Saudis agree on some items with work still to go to finalize any deal

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The PGA Tour and the Saudi backers of LIV Golf reached consensus on several items during its meeting its recent meeting in New York. Commissioner Jay Monahan cautioned players Tuesday night “there is still work to do” before any agreement.

Monahan sent players a memo after the PGA Tour policy board and the commercial PGA Tour Enterprises board held a joint meeting during the Travelers Championship in Connecticut.

He did not share specifics, only saying the goal was to develop “a shared vision for the future of professional golf” that gives players the best global opportunities.

The meeting with Yasir Al-Rumayyan , governor of the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia, and PGA Tour Enterprises board members including Tiger Woods, Adam Scott and Rory McIlroy, was May 11.

Monahan also announced a few tweaks for the PGA Tour schedule in 2025, while saying the revamped model that caters to the top performers from the previous year are still creating roughly the same level of turnover.

One big change involves Woods. The board approved an additional sponsor exemption in the $20 million signature events specifically for Woods “as a player who has reached an exceptional lifetime achievement” of 80-plus wins in his career.

Woods has played only four times this year — three majors and taking one of the four sponsor exemptions for his Genesis Invitational at Riviera, where he had to withdraw with the flu.

The player-hosted signature events — Riviera, Bay Hill and Memorial — are the only small fields with a cut. Monahan said the tour board and Player Advisory Council will study whether all the signature should have a cut. The board took no action.

The board did approve a minimum 72 players for the signature events, creating an alternate list based on the current FedEx Cup standings for the players not already eligible. Players complained this year when fields dipped below 70. In the Arnold Palmer Invitational this year, the 69-man field meant one player — Nick Dunlap — had to start the tournament as a single.

The Travelers Championship this week only has 71 players after McIlroy withdrew.

The top 50 in the FedEx Cup are exempt for all the $20 million events. More players competed in other events, particularly early in the season, which limited starts for players who had conditional status, such as those finishing Nos. 126-150.

The board said it would not reshuffle the ranking of conditional players next year until they have had a chance to play three or four times.

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