Wright State in the News

From NATO insights to Tony nominations, Wright State faculty, students and alumni made their mark in media this week, showcasing innovation, expertise and artistic triumphs. Continue reading →

At Wright State University, we are committed to improving financial literacy throughout the Raider community. Continue reading →

Wright State University expects to graduate 1,459 students during its spring commencement held Friday and Saturday at the Wright State Nutter Center. The graduate ceremony will be held Friday at 7 p.m. in the Nutter Center. Undergraduates will graduate Saturday … Continue reading →

Wright State University President Sue Edwards, Ph.D., joined Judyth Sachs, Ph.D., chief academic officer of Studiosity, on the “Reimagining HigherEd” podcast. They discuss: The importance of accessible, affordable education and Edwards’ commitment to support students, particularly those from underserved backgrounds … Continue reading →

On Thursday, May 1, 2025, the Lake Campus of Wright State University will hold its 53rd annual commencement ceremony at Romer’s Catering in Celina. The ceremony will begin at 5:30 p.m. Susan Edwards, Ph.D., president, Wright State University, will be … Continue reading →

A leading Dayton-area higher education institution has appointed a university leader as vice president for academic affairs and provost. Jim Denniston formally takes on the position effective immediately. He has been acting provost since Jan. 1, and members of Wright … Continue reading →

As Ohio looks to inventory the current status of its higher education facilities and determine regional needs, the economic comeback in the Dayton area has not gone unnoticed by state officials. Lt. Gov. Jim Tressel visited Wright State University for … Continue reading →

Wright State University’s School of Fine and Performing Arts tapped 2006 theatre alum Ronvé O’Daniel to write a new, full-length, two-act musical. The working title is “How to Survive in New York City” and it is expected to premiere in … Continue reading →

Excerpt Workforce creation is a priority for the last two years of current Gov. Mike DeWine’s term, said Lt. Gov. Jim Tressel. Tressel said the biggest item that DeWine asked him to work on was seeing how the state could … Continue reading →