Wright State Headlines
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Mar 15
Wright State in the News, March 4-14
The Big Hoopla STEM Challenge, a mental health film and panel discussion and a generous estate gift supporting medical students garnered local media coverage. Continue reading
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Mar 14
Student art takes center stage at Wright State’s ArtsGala Auction
Artwork by two Wright State fine arts students will be up for auction at ArtsGala on April 5 to help raise funds for scholarships for fine and performing arts students. Continue reading
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Mar 13
Wright State’s annual Campus Scholarship and Innovation Campaign takes flight on March 17
Wright State faculty, staff and retirees change the lives of students by participating in the annual Campus Scholarship and Innovation Campaign from March 17 to April 25. Continue reading
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Mar 12
Wright State to host Project Blackbird, a live event promoting mental health, with special guest Anthony Muñoz
The March 19 event will feature a screening of “Blackbird” and a panel discussion on the complexities of mental health challenges, particularly eating disorders. Continue reading
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Mar 11
Centerville middle school student Aurora Spisak repeats as champ of Wright State Regional Spelling Bee, qualifying for national competition
Aurora Spisak, an eighth grader at Watts Middle School, will return to the annual Scripps National Spelling Bee after winning Wright State’s Regional Spelling Bee. Continue reading
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Author Archives: Bob Mihalek
Digital Microelectronics Lab provides Wright State students with cybersecurity training space
Supported by the Air Force ADMETE grant, the Digital Microelectronics Lab provides a space where students can receive the hands-on training needed to work in the microchip and microelectronic fields. Continue reading
Wright State musical theatre, music students to join Dayton Philharmonic for ‘Evening of Sondheim’
“An Evening of Sondheim” will feature junior and senior musical theatre majors and a combined School of Fine and Performing Arts Chorale of more than 100 voices. Continue reading
Veteran and Military Center Champion Garden named in honor of late Wright State ROTC graduate
The Captain Shawn L. English Champion Garden will honor military veterans and those who support them. Continue reading
Wright State creates new College of Graduate Programs and Honors Studies
Wright State will merge its Graduate School and University Honors Program into the College of Graduate Programs and Honors Studies. Continue reading
Wright State’s fall 2022 commencement ceremonies in photos
Wright State’s fall class of 2022 celebrated graduation during two commencement ceremonies on Dec. 9–10 in the Nutter Center. Continue reading
Wright State alumnus Jared Ebbing appointed to Board of Trustees
Jared Ebbing, the community and economic development director of Mercer County and a Wright State MBA graduate, will join the Board of Trustees on Jan. 1, 2023. Continue reading
A need to help others
Wright State graduate student Anthony Windsor was named an Ohio Social Work Student of the Year
Anthony Windsor decided to pursue a career in social work to honor his friends and fellow veterans who have died while also helping other veterans who are struggling. Continue reading
Dayton Daily News: Wright State creates new residency program in Darke County
Wright State University’s Boonshoft School of Medicine will open three residency slots in Darke County next year to address a shortage of doctors in rural Ohio communities. The residency program is meant to train doctors to work in rural Ohio, … Continue reading
Wright State professor emeritus and pioneering documentary filmmaker Julia Reichert dies
Oscar-winner Julia Reichert taught film production at Wright State for 28 years, mentoring dozens of emerging filmmakers. Continue reading
Wright State historical archaeologist Lance Greene nominated for North Carolina literary award
Lance Greene, professor of anthropology, is a finalist for the Thomas Wolfe Memorial Literary Award for “Their Determination to Remain: A Cherokee Community’s Resistance to the Trail of Tears in North Carolina.” Continue reading
