Wright State Headlines
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Jun 3
Crash course
Boonshoft School of Medicine emergency medicine residents trained outside the hospital, combining vehicle extrication exercises and battlefield simulation to gain firsthand insight into prehospital care. Continue reading
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May 29
Wright State marketing professor’s new book takes the horror out of managing debt
John Dinsmore, professor of marketing at Wright State, explores how common sales tactics lead people to make costly mistakes in his new book, “The Marketing of Debt: How They Get You.” Continue reading
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May 29
Wright State hosts visitors from around Ohio and across the globe for NATO events
During the NATO session in Dayton, Wright State University served as a key support hub, providing meals and housing for over 300 public safety officials. Continue reading
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May 27
Wright State expands innovative PTSD study using brain stimulation therapy
Wright State faculty and student researchers are leading a cutting-edge clinical study to treat symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder in military veterans and first responders. Continue reading
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May 25
Wright State clinches 11th Horizon League Championship, earning trip to NCAA baseball tournament
The Raiders defeated Milwaukee twice on Saturday to win the Horizon League Championship and secure an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament for the fourth time in the last five seasons. Continue reading
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Yearly Archives: 2020
Wright State medical student volunteers in New Orleans to fight coronavirus
Kyle Henneke, a Wright State nursing graduate and current Boonshoft School of Medicine medical student, is caring for patients in New Orleans. Continue reading
Good radio
Wright State professor Sean Wilson teams with engineering student Adam Wightman to launch political radio show
Sean Wilson, a professor of political science, creates an allegiance-free radio show analyzing the latest news in American politics. Continue reading
Wright State Special Collections and Archives featured in New York Times
Why You Should Start a Coronavirus Diary
Excerpt On March 16, Ruth Franklin of Brooklyn tweeted: “Today has been quiet, sort of, so far. Take a moment and make some notes about what’s happening. Call it your Coronavirus diary, your plague journal, whatever. It’s important. Later, you … Continue reading
Explore Wright State’s colleges and majors through the Spotlight series
Spotlight is a series of live virtual events that offer high school and transfer students a chance to learn more about Wright State and interact with faculty, staff and current students. Continue reading
President Edwards: Wright State is always here for you
We are almost to the finish line of the academic year. This semester has been challenging, but I believe in all of you. Continue reading
Raider Food Pantry offering emergency 3-day supplies of food for students, grocery gift cards
Although the Raider Food Pantry is temporarily closed, the pantry is providing help to students during the coronavirus pandemic. Continue reading
Virtual presence
Wright State offering new virtual tour of campus to enhance experience
Prospective students can check out Wright State with a robust virtual campus tour that features photos, videos and student ambassadors to serve as guides. Continue reading
Refunds and credits for the spring semester
Wright State’s goal is to issue all refunds for all eligible students by the end of April. Continue reading
WHIO: Wright State offers emergency grants to students impacted by COVID-19
Excerpt The Wright State University Foundation has received over $28 thousand in donations to help contribute to the university’s student emergency relief campaign. Wright State is allowing students to begin applying for grants through Wright State’s Emergency Relief Fund if … Continue reading
WHIO: Wright State faculty set to launch online lecture series with COVID-19 as topic
Excerpt The global coronavirus pandemic will be the focus of the first talk in a new online lecture series organized by the Wright State University Faculty Senate. Dawn Wooley, professor of neuroscience, cell biology and physiology in the College of … Continue reading
