Wright State Headlines
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Apr 18
Wright State University Foundation awards Students First Fund grants
The nine projects that received Students First funding will have far-reaching impacts on the Dayton and Lake Campuses. Continue reading
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Apr 18
Cosmic collection
Over 200 Mini University preschool students participated in an art project to raise excitement and awareness for the total solar eclipse. Continue reading
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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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Monthly Archives: October 2013
Architect spotlight: Wright State Enrollment Services Center
Excerpt The Wright State University Student Enrollment Center consolidates two related yet distinct functions: a welcome and orientation center for new students and their families, and an advising center for currently enrolled students. While each center required distinct entries, spaces … Continue reading
Ohio colleges get $3.5 million to boost STEM grads
Excerpt Eleven colleges and universities in Ohio will split a $3.5 million grant to help them boost the number of minority graduates in the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics. The funding from the National Science Foundation creates an … Continue reading
Wright State takes deeper look at ‘Oklahoma!’
Excerpt Rodgers and Hammerstein’s legendary “Oklahoma!,” the 1943 tale of romance, jealousy, land and statehood, revolutionized Broadway by taking musical theater to new heights of story, song and dance. It will be presented at Wright State University beginning Thursday. Based … Continue reading
Local man explores hip-hop as form of education
Excerpt Exploring how hip-hop music can be an alternate form of education and how it is both culturally relevant and empowering to urban youth has been the focus of research by a former Middletown resident who was recognized by his … Continue reading
Ahead of the curve
Master of human anatomy instruction program poised to meet growing need
The pending implementation of the controversial healthcare reform law may have shut down federal government, but it stirred Larry Ream to action. Continue reading
President Hopkins applauds campus community, announces new strategic plan
Wright State’s campus community took a bow at the Student Union today during a “Day of Celebration,” an event that included unveiling the university’s revised strategic plan. Continue reading
Wright State professor warns Dr. Phil, viewers, of romance scams
One of Mary Leal’s students recently asked her a question about internet romance scams. Sore subject. Continue reading
Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine chapter of Student National Medical Association to host Region V Fall Conference
Conference is Oct. 18-20 at White Hall on campus of Wright State University
The Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine chapter of the Student National Medical Association (SNMA) will host the 2013 SNMA Region V Fall Conference… Continue reading
Recovery is helped by exercise, nutrition
Pros help breast cancer patients find motivation to healFor someone undergoing treatment for breast cancer, the mere thought of exercising can increase their already extreme fatigue. And even thinking about eating, with the level of nausea they’re feeling, can make their stomach turn. Yet studies have shown, that … Continue reading
Rock Steady: Wright State geology student to present at national conference
As a young girl, Elizabeth Freeman would carve up creekbeds looking for fossils. Continue reading
