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Jun 19
Acclaimed scholar, public servant to discuss affirmative action at Wright State diversity conference
The Diversity in the Multicultural Millennium Conference, scheduled for October, will feature talks by scholar Michael Eric Dyson and affirmative action attorney Marilynn L. Schuyler. Continue reading →
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Jun 19
Wright State’s President Hopkins elected chair of Inter-University Council of Ohio
Wright State University President David R. Hopkins has been elected chair of the Inter-University Council of Ohio, presiding over the council of presidents who represent Ohio’s public universities. Continue reading →
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Jun 18
Fulbright Award supports Boonshoft School of Medicine student’s research on autism
Wright State Boonshoft School of Medicine student T.J. Klein has been selected for a Fulbright U.S. Student Award to study autism in Oman. Continue reading →
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Jun 18
Women’s tennis program honored by NCAA for academics
The Wright State women’s tennis program has been recognized by the NCAA for its Academic Progress Rate with a perfect score of 1000. Continue reading →
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Jun 17
Students get crash course in Army life
Wright State students can learn about the U.S. Army and ROTC at the Leader’s Training Course this summer. Continue reading →
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Wright State in the News
- Wright State President Hopkins named chair of Ohio council
- Wright State Lake Campus to add more student housing
- Twin brothers take top academic honors
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- Wright State sees boom in neuroscience
- Dayton-area universities provide training for Ohio’s burgeoning energy industry
- Wright State senior prepares for Ms. Wheelchair America Pageant
Author Archives: Lara Donnelly
A Safe Space
A collaborative training program seeks to improve campus support for GLBTQ students, faculty and staff. Continue reading →
Fire-flinging Raiders light up the region
By the time they’re in college, most people know not to play with fire. Continue reading →
Raider Recon—Ushering
Student reporter Lara Donnelly, host of the monthly video series Raider Recon, gets dressed up and trains as an usher for Wright State’s upcoming production… Continue reading →
The Gentle Way, the Wright Way: national judo tournament coming to the Nutter Center
A Russian competitor meets his English rival on the floor. A French referee gives the signal and the match begins. The remarkable thing? All three of them are speaking in Japanese. Continue reading →
Wright State students serve Katrina survivors on Spring Break
When hurricane Katrina tore through New Orleans, thousands of people were killed, injured or displaced. Continue reading →
The CW: starring student Brandy Zapata
She’s an actor, dancer and a student leader, and now she’s on TV as the CW Star. Continue reading →
Combat veterans find home in exclusive Wright State classes
They’ve traded the battlefield for the classroom, but they still hear the echoes of gunfire and bombs. And most of their fellow students come from a different world. Continue reading →
April is Asian Heritage Month; celebrate with the AHNA Center
April brings the cherry blossoms to Japan and Asian Heritage Month to America. Wright State University’s Asian/Hispanic/Native American Center is celebrating… Continue reading →
Raider Recon—ROTC
Student reporter Lara Donnelly, host of the monthly video series Raider Recon, puts on her flak jacket and joins the Air Force ROTC for training. Continue reading →
Wright State student top intern at Northwestern Mutual, office full of Raiders
Randy Boll has a history with Northwestern Mutual. When he was 19 years old, Boll was diagnosed with cancer. He would have been uninsurable for the rest of his life if … Continue reading →