Wright State Headlines
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Apr 17
Wright State revives student-faculty collaborative writing journal
The Best Integrated Writing journal showcases Wright State students’ scholarly papers from a wide range of disciplines. Continue reading
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Apr 17
Fulfilling dreams
The family of the late Wright State alum Patrick Daniels helped create an endowment to ensure the personal attendant station can continue to provide essential services to students. Continue reading
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Apr 16
Wright State alumna Nicole Scherzinger wins top British theatre award as star of ‘Sunset Boulevard’
Nicole Scherzinger, who studied musical theatre and acting at Wright State from 1996 to 1999, received the Olivier Award for Best Actress in a Musical for her role as Norma Desmond in “Sunset Boulevard.” Continue reading
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Apr 15
Healthy competition
A business idea to produce healthy snacks that are not overly engineered is the winner of the 2024 Wright Venture competition. Continue reading
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Apr 12
Wright State’s annual Spring Dance Concert showcases region’s vibrant dance community
Wright State’s Spring Dance Concert will feature 26 dance majors performing seven diverse and dynamic pieces April 18–21 in the Festival Playhouse in the Creative Arts Center. Continue reading
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Monthly Archives: March 2011
On the wings of love
One family shares their personal journey through childhood cancer and how they are now bringing comfort and joy to other families facing a similar battle
A can of Coke sat in the car of Jim and Christine Neitzke on that cold Friday night in February 2010. It belonged to their 10-year-old son Matt. Continue reading
Lake Campus switching to semesters
((Excerpt)) CELINA – Changes are coming to Wright State University-Lake Campus in academia and aesthetics. The satellite campus is undergoing a transition from a three quarter system to two semesters, interim superintendent Bonnie Mathies said Wednesday. “It’s been a three-year … Continue reading
WSU gala makes difference for arts majors
((excerpt)) Wright State University’s College of Liberal Arts doesn’t want to hold you captive for up to six hours straight. It wants to captivate you during the university’s 12th annual ArtsGala on Saturday, April 2, in the Creative Arts Center. … Continue reading
Silicene: It could be the new graphene
((excerpt)) The hottest celebrity in world of nanomaterials may soon face a new rival. Inspired by the Nobel Prize-winning creation of the carbon material known as graphene, physicists have now created atom-thin sheets of carbon’s big brother, silicon. Silicon shares … Continue reading
RTA bus stop proposal up for vote today
((excerpt)) If the Greater Dayton RTA precisely followed the list of issues and options requested by the Beavercreek city council, the proposed bus stops near the Mall at Fairfield Commons would be unlike any others, possibly anywhere. The council is … Continue reading
Students struggle to pay for Ohio’s cheapest schools
((excerpt)) After realizing a growing number of students on the Wright State University campus were struggling to make ends meet, school leaders decided to open a food pantry in February. “I’ve heard stories from students who are unemployed, can’t find … Continue reading
Printmaking exhibit by local artist and professor to open March 30
The Robert and Elaine Stein Galleries will present a survey of work by faculty emeritus and accomplished printmaker David Leach. Continue reading
Micro Air Vehicle open house
Photo Gallery((Excerpt)) Wright State University held an open house for it’s Center for Micro Air Vehicle Studies on campus on Wednesday, March 23. At one point, two MAVs flew during the demonstration. DaytonDailyNews.com
Lake cleanup, engineering needs, ag programs highlight Lake Campus Regional Summit
The restoration of Grand Lake St. Marys, the engineering needs of local companies and the importance of agricultural education were front-burner issues… Continue reading
J. Ashot Kozak, neuroscience, cell biology and physiology, was principal investigator on the research grant, “Function and regulation of Mg2+-inhibited Cation Channels,” which received $250,743 from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.
