Wright State Headlines
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Apr 26
Wright State University and Premier Health more closely align operations, creating a transformational partnership
Wright State University’s partnership with Premier Health prioritizes producing more clinicians, nurses and other health care providers; spurring new research opportunities; and providing patients better access to vital medical care closer to home. Continue reading
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Apr 25
Bottom Line, Wright State partnership aims to increase access to college
Wright State is partnering with Bottom Line, a nonprofit organization that partners with first-generation students from under-resourced backgrounds, to expand access to higher education to more students in the Dayton region. Continue reading
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Apr 25
Wright State’s nursing program celebrates 50th anniversary
Wright State’s nursing program prepares students to deliver excellent patient care, advocate for improved patient outcomes and help advance the nursing profession. Continue reading
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Apr 24
Wright State celebrates Student Success Champions
Recipients of the University Awards for Student Success Champions were recognized for exemplary service, collaboration, tutoring, leadership, advising and teaching. Continue reading
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Apr 23
Wright State golf team captures 2024 Horizon League team title, Flynn individual champion
The Wright State men’s golf team captured the 2024 Horizon League Championship as Andrew Flynn defeated teammate Timmy Hollenbeck on the second playoff hole to grab top individual honors. Continue reading
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Bolinga Black Cultural Resources Center
Wright State will celebrate Juneteenth with Black Freedom through my Eyes on June 16
Wright State will celebrate Juneteenth with a special art activity designed to inspire a dialogue about Black freedom in the United States on June 16. Continue reading
Bolinga Center to host virtual discussion on justice and equity on May 27
Beyond the Verdict: Where Do We Go from Here? will discuss the conviction of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin and how we as a society achieve more than a guilty verdict. Continue reading
Wright State continues Adventure Speaker Series with panel on Diversity in the Outdoors
Wright State University and Five Rivers Metroparks will host an online discussion on Diversity in the Outdoors on Thursday, April 15, at 7 p.m. Continue reading
Bolinga Center to host series celebrating notable Black women March 29-30
“What’s HERstory?” programs will examine The Combahee River Collective and the life, legacy and literature of Angela Davis. Continue reading
Wright State to host virtual King Day celebration and collection for students in need
The Bolinga Black Cultural Resources Center will host a virtual celebration, “Honoring the Legacy of Dr. King as an Antiracist,” on Jan. 18. Continue reading
Bolinga Black Cultural Resources Center to mark 50th anniversary with online celebration
The Bolinga Black Cultural Resources Center will mark its 50th anniversary with a celebration on Zoom on Jan. 15. Continue reading
Alone together
As the Bolinga Black Cultural Resources Center celebrates 50 years, its founding members look back on a time of struggle and progress
The cultural impetus for the founding of the Bolinga Black Cultural Resources Center goes back to the very first days of Wright State’s existence. Continue reading
Wright State committees meticulously prepare for campus reopening
Long before Wright State announced plans to return to teaching for the fall semester, many administrators, faculty, staff and students had been working hard to make it happen. Continue reading
Bolinga, Sociology, Anthropology issue statement of solidarity for protests against systemic racism
The statement expresses solidarity and support for international protests against disenfranchisement, systemic racism and evaluation and promotion of civic-minded law enforcement reform. Continue reading
Graduating African, African American students to be recognized virtually with Kente Stoles, certificates
After the annual Kente Stole ceremony was canceled, the Bolinga Black Cultural Resources Center found an alternative means to honor graduating students. Continue reading
