Wright State Headlines
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May 3
Wright State nursing, social work students experience challenges of poverty in simulation
Nursing and social work students played roles to help them better understand the challenges their future patients or clients may experience during the Community Action Poverty Simulation. Continue reading
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May 2
Immortal exhibition
Students in the Studies in Literary Theory course created a Vampire Exhibition as their final project and culminating experience for the class. Continue reading
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May 2
Wright State golf team headed to San Diego Regional in NCAA tournament
The Wright State University men’s golf team is headed to the NCAA Championship for the seventh time in program history after earning a spot in the San Diego Regional. Continue reading
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May 1
118 students receive medical degrees during Wright State’s Boonshoft School of Medicine graduation
After four or more years of intense study and specialized training, 118 medical students received their medical degrees from Wright State’s Boonshoft School of Medicine during a graduation ceremony on April 28. Continue reading
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Series: 2024 Alumni Achievement AwardsApr 30
Lake Campus alum’s success a family affair
As the recipient of the Lake Campus 2024 Outstanding Alumnus Award, Luke VanTilburg gave the commencement address at its spring commencement ceremony on April 25. Continue reading
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Monthly Archives: February 2013
RecycleMania takes over Wright State
RecycleMania, a friendly competition among college and university recycling programs across the United States, kicked off at Wright State on Feb. 12. Continue reading
Student investors grow portfolio, get boardroom experience at Wright State
Wright State student investors were given a real-world experience when they appeared before a university investment committee to discuss the performance of the investment portfolio they manage. Continue reading
Wright State mythbuster: the tunnel system
The real story behind the Wright State tunnels
Nearly two miles of tunnels (10,436 feet) snake their way beneath Wright State’s Dayton campus linking 20 of 22 buildings in the academic section of campus. Continue reading
Area employers invited to career, internship fair for People with DisABILITIES
((Excerpt)) Employers are invited to learn more about an upcoming EmployAbility Career and Internship Expo for People with DisABILITIES. The fair, scheduled for 9 a.m. to noon March 15 at Wright State University, is a unique opportunity for employers to … Continue reading
Beloved award-winning composer Stephen Schwartz will be Wright State’s first Distinguished Visiting Artist for CELIA
Performance and master classes will headline his two-day appearance
In the first of what will become an annual Distinguished Visiting Artist Series at Wright State University, renowned Broadway and film composer Stephen Schwartz will visit… Continue reading
Current, prospective Wright State students to learn more about careers in health at annual event
Several hundred high school and college students interested in pursuing careers as doctors, nurses, veterinarians… Continue reading
Wright State faculty, students celebrate bicentennial of Pride and Prejudice
In the last two centuries, millions of scholars, readers and romance enthusiasts have swooned over the pages of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice. Continue reading
Famed astrophysicist to visit Wright State for the Presidential Lecture Series
((Excerpt)) Astrophysicist and host of PBS’s “NOVA ScienceNOW” Neil deGrasse Tyson will present his lecture “Ten Things You Need to Know about the Universe” in the Apollo Room on Thursday, March 7, at 7 p.m. Tyson’s presentation is part of … Continue reading
Energy consumption plan to save Wright State $35M
((Excerpt)) Wright State University is touting a new plan to reduce energy consumption nearly 40 percent and save more than $35 million over the next 15 years. The university said it intends to sign a $25.2 million contract with New … Continue reading
Wright State to save millions with new energy consumption plan
((Excerpt)) …wright State officials say they plan to cut campus energy consumption by nearly 40 percent!news center 7’s John Bedell explains how more efficient heating and cooling, and lighting systems on campus will save the university millions! Visit http://mediacenter.tveyes.com/downloadgateway.aspx?UserID=112159&MDID=1591728&MDSeed=4212&Type=Media to watch WHIO’s story.
