Wright State Headlines
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May 16
Senior art majors to showcase talents in Stein Galleries
The exhibition features artwork by more than 40 students and will run from May 20 to June 10. Continue reading
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May 15
Mapping the way to semester success
For a busy student like Spencer Brannon, creating a MAP (My Advising Plan) did more than prepare him for Wright State University’s conversion to a semester calendar this fall; it gave him peace of mind. Continue reading
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May 15
Vietnamese refugee Caroline Cao boosts Wright State’s expertise in medical imaging and human-factors engineering
It was post-war Saigon—deep in the night. Ten-year-old Caroline Cao and her family quietly slipped out of their home and made for the coast. Continue reading
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May 14
Wright State’s Thaddeus Tarpey honored nationally for statistics work
Odds are that Wright State professor Thaddeus Tarpey would land in the statistics hall of fame sooner or later. Looks like sooner. Continue reading
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May 10
Follow the Phantom: Opening Night
In the final episode of the series, Casey Jordan shares his excitement about the show’s opening night. Continue reading
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Monthly Archives: January 2011
Wright State opens a food pantry to help students in need
The Friendship Food Pantry at Wright State University opened on Jan 31. Continue reading
Information services provider Sogeti launches training program at Wright State
Global information services provider Sogeti and Wright State University have launched a training program… Continue reading
Lightning strikes at Wright State for Air Force, businesses
Project Lightning. Is it a covert CIA operation? Maybe a combat plan for an elite military extraction team?
‘Modern Family’ ties to Canfield
((excerpt)) After graduating in 2000, Fill attended Wright State University for two years, majoring in film production. When he wasn’t in class, Fill said he worked full time at Home Depot for some extra cash. TheVindicatorOnline.com
Advocates not ready to sing about women’s gains
((excerpt)) According to the national organization The Wage Project, which held a “Start Smart” workshop on the subject at Wright State University, last week, a woman with a high school education will make $700,000 less during her working lifetime than … Continue reading
Short-handed WSU stuns Phoenix
((excerpt)) GREEN BAY, Wis. — Down two senior starters because of injury and having rallied from a late six-point deficit, Wright State turned to its best driver. Except that he was cold. N’Gai Evans, the WSU senior guard, had taken … Continue reading
Wright State institute posts rapid growth
((excerpt)) The Dayton region is bolstering its image as a hub for scientific work with a surge at the Wright State Research Institute. Also known as WSRI, the institute quietly grew until last year, when it nearly doubled its staff … Continue reading
Positive News for Breast Cancer Survivors
((excerpt)) A recent scientific study confirms positive findings on a medical treatment method featuring a new combination of drugs and a new delivery system. It significantly improves the quality of life for breast cancer survivors. WABCTV.com
