Wright State Headlines
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Dec 19
Milling around
2004 Wright State graduate Jessica Noes oversees all operations at the Clifton Mill, including the mill’s popular Christmas lights display. Continue reading
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Dec 18
Wright State recognizes Nursing Professor Kim Ringo for advancing international student success
Wright State nursing professor and alumna Kim Ringo received the 2025 International Education Award for her leadership and mentorship in supporting international nursing students. Continue reading
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Dec 18
Wright State honors graduating students for distinguished doctoral dissertations
December graduates Maram Almodhwahi and Morgan Highlander were recognized for exceptional research with Wright State’s Trustees’ Distinguished Doctoral Dissertation Awards. Continue reading
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Dec 17
Top 10 Newsroom videos of 2025
The Wright State Newsroom was pumped up this year and met some amazing Raiders who were showing off their WOW factor in 2025. Continue reading
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Dec 16
Museum-quality replica of historic Hawthorn Hill donated to Wright State
Wright State University is now the permanent home of a large, handcrafted replica of Hawthorn Hill, the historic Dayton residence of Orville Wright. Continue reading
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Yearly Archives: 2020
DBJ: AFRL to use Wright State lab space for research initiatives
The U.S. Air Force and Wright State University are partnering on an initiative that will enable personnel from the Air Force Research Laboratory to access lab space at the university’s Boonshoft School of Medicine. Continue reading
DBJ: Wright State President: Moving forward, flexibility of class portfolio will likely be ‘changed dramatically’
Like its peer institutions, Wright State University acted quickly this spring to mitigate disruption to its operations as the Covid-19 pandemic put higher education on standby. Continue reading
Dayton Daily News guest column: Populism on the menu, no matter who wins this election
Experts like myself are often asked what a Biden or Trump victory will mean for American politics. Everyone will have a victory narrative for sure. But my answer is about something that greatly troubles me: populism. Continue reading
Post-election virtual discussion planned for Nov. 4
Wright State community members can discuss their thoughts and feelings about the presidential election virtually on Nov 4. Continue reading
Raidersgiving will offer to-go meals this Thanksgiving
Students, staff, faculty and alumni can request up to four Thanksgiving meals, which will ready for pick up on Wednesday, Nov. 25. Continue reading
Wright State theatre grad Joey Monda nominated for two Tony Awards
2012 graduate Joey Monda received two Tony Awards nominations for Best Play as producer of “Slave Play” and “The Inheritance.” Continue reading
Dayton Daily News guest column: Sorry, Ohio. You are not the bellwether you use to be.
As a political scientist who watched Donald Trump’s victory in 2016, I had an interesting revelation: Michigan was the new Ohio. I was wrong, of course — it’s Wisconsin. Continue reading
Some international students maintain campus presence with in-person English classes
This semester, the Learning English for Academic and Professional Purposes (LEAP) Intensive English Program has offered most of its English-as-a-second-language courses in-person. Continue reading
Family tree
Wright State community and public may soon get easy access to ‘Burly,’ a 200-year-old bur oak tree in the campus woods
The largest tree in Wright State’s campus woods is a bur oak estimated to be about two centuries old. Continue reading
‘An artist in everyone’
Department of Art and Art History to open printmaking course to non-art majors
Opening art courses to non-majors allows students to maintain a creative outlet and distinguish themselves in the job marketing. Continue reading
