Wright State Headlines
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Aug 1
The Fault in Our Stars
First-year students at Wright State are diving into “The Fault in Our Stars,” this academic year’s Common Text. Continue reading
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Aug 1
Public Health Grand Rounds event to focus on One Health approach to public health emergencies
Boonshoft School of Medicine’s latest Public Health Grand Rounds event to focus on “Responding to Public Health Emergencies Using a One Health Approach.” Continue reading
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Jul 31
Wright State’s Jennie Buckwalter reflects on Leadership Dayton experience
Through Leadership Dayton program, Wright State’s Jennie Buckwalter develops new connections that will help enhance her ability to engage with the community. Continue reading
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Jul 30
Old man on campus
Wright State grad Barry Brownstein chronicles his decision to return to college and change careers at age 58 in new book. Continue reading
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Jul 29
Painting the town
Wright State fine arts graduate Megan Smallwood spent nearly a year working with volunteers to paint a large colorful mural in an east Dayton neighborhood. Continue reading
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CELIA
Camp A Cappella spreads harmony through harmony
Two concerts end the weeklong camp
Nearly 200 people from all across the country are singing their hearts out this week at Camp A Cappella at Wright State. Continue reading
Tony nominees have local connections
Excerpt The Human Race Theatre Company, the University of Cincinnati’s College-Conservatory of Music and Wright State University all have reason to celebrate today. A number of theater professionals responsible for Tony-nominated Broadway shows have local connections. … Wright State grads … Continue reading
Over 700 attend 2014 ArtsGala
Wright State University’s annual ArtsGala offered patrons a night of unparalleled entertainment. Continue reading
Wright State breaks ground on Creative Arts Center renovation project
The Creative Arts Center project include new gallery space, art and performance studios, motion picture production studio, classrooms and an iconic, accessible entrance. Continue reading
CUPA study finds arts responsible for 18,000 jobs, almost $800 million in income in Dayton region
Wright State’s liberal arts programs bolster region's creative community, have significant impact on economy
An analysis by Wright State’s Center for Urban and Public Affairs estimates that the creative industries in the Greater Dayton region accounted for 18,000 jobs and $799 million in labor income last year. Continue reading
Wright State Collegiate Chorale to perform at Carnegie Hall
Wright State University musicians will return to one of the world’s most prestigious concert venues when the Collegiate Chorale performs at Carnegie Hall on Sunday, Feb. 16. Continue reading
Wright State grad wins MacArthur grant for documentary on ancient Afghan site
Wright State University alumnus and documentary filmmaker Brent Huffman received a prestigious MacArthur grant for his latest film “Saving Mes Aynak.” Continue reading
Wright State filmmaker Julia Reichert worked on film nominated for Oscar
Wright State filmmaker Julia Reichert served as associate producer on Prison Terminal: The Last Days of Jack Hall, which is nominated for an Academy Award for Best Documentary Short. Continue reading
Wright State to host national a cappella camp this summer
The vocal producer of the popular reality TV competition The Sing-Off will lead a contemporary a cappella singing camp at Wright State University this summer. Continue reading
Brilliance lost
An essay by David A. Petreman, professor of Spanish language and Latin American literature
On Stefan Pugh’s office door is a plaque that reads “Brage Golding Distinguished Professor of Research,” a declaration not only of this professor’s remarkable accomplishments… Continue reading
