Wright State Headlines
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Apr 2
From dance to data, Wright State students showcase research at annual celebration
Research from students in six colleges and dozens of disciplines took center stage at Wright State’s Celebration of Undergraduate and Graduate Research, Scholarship and Creative Activities. Continue reading
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Apr 2
A lifetime of curiosity
A childhood filled with curiosity and invention inspired Wright State alum Jackie Janning-Lask to pursue a career focused on engineering, leadership and public service. Continue reading
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Mar 31
Wright State students raise more than $59,000 for Dayton Children’s Hospital at Raiderthon
Raiderthon raised more than $59,000 for Dayton Children’s Hospital, pushing its cumulative total to more than $600,000 in the last 13 years. Continue reading
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Mar 31
Wright State retains Carnegie Research 2 classification, reinforcing national research impact
Maintaining the R2 designation signals Wright State’s continued commitment to advancing discovery while training the next generation of researchers and professionals. Continue reading
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Mar 30
Wright State’s annual ArtsGala auction to spotlight student artwork
Two Wright State art students will have their work featured in the ArtsGala silent auction on April 11, showcasing their growth as artists while helping support scholarships for fine and performing arts students. Continue reading
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Yearly Archives: 2012
Annual Greek Step Show, Drag Revue live up to billing
The 13th Annual Harley E. Flack Greek Step Show and the Rainbow Alliance’s annual Drag Revue show made for a festive Friday on May 4. Check out some of the best pictures from the two events.
Wright State business dean to retire
((Excerpt)) Berkwood Farmer has spent the past decade of his life helping prepare students for a future in the business world. As dean of the Raj Soin College of Business at Wright State University , Farmer has steered the … Continue reading
Area cities, Wright State work to save ash trees
((Excerpt)) KETTERING — A few years ago, it was a foregone conclusion that Ohio’s millions of ash trees would fall to the emerald ash borer. Losing them to the insect or cutting them down in advance of the inevitable are … Continue reading
Sherrod Brown Hosts Forum on Student Loans at Wright State
((Excerpt)) FAIRBORN — Senator Sherrod Brown hosted a forum today at Wright State University to discuss a proposed bill dealing with Stafford student loans. Brown’s bill would maintain the current interest rate of 3.4%. Read more and watch video at … Continue reading
Greek Step Show Wows at Wright State University
((Excerpt)) Fraternities from Wright State University took the stage at the Nutter Center for the 13th Annual Harley E. Flack Greek Step Show. More than a thousand people were on hand to watch the groups show off their step skills. … Continue reading
Area cities, Wright State work to save ash trees
((Excerpt)) KETTERING — A few years ago, it was a foregone conclusion that Ohio’s millions of ash trees would fall to the emerald ash borer. Losing them to the insect or cutting them down in advance of the inevitable are … Continue reading
Impaired driving simulated at Wright State
((Excerpt)) FAIRBORN — After a few minutes at the wheel, 19-year-old Richard Watson was a believer. “I know I’m not going to text and drive again,” Watson said. Watson and other students attempted to drive impaired as part of UNITE … Continue reading
Senator Sherrod Brown visits Wright State, argues against scheduled student debt interest rate hike
Roughly 10,000 students at Wright State University depend on subsidized Stafford loans to go to college. Soon after graduation, they all know they’ll have to pay it back with 3.4% interest. But this summer, that rate could double. Continue reading
Q&A: Berkwood Farmer, dean of Wright State’s business school
((Excerpt)) Berkwood Farmer, dean of Wright State University’s Raj Soin College of Business, will retire in June after 11 years on the job. Farmer will remain at Wright State as a professor. He recently sat down with the Dayton Business … Continue reading
Video games could help identify security threats
((Excerpt)) The government is spending millions of dollars to determine whether video games can be designed as instructional tools for intelligence analysts, who help compile reports that U.S. officials use to identify potential threats from emerging foreign powers. The Intelligence … Continue reading
