Wright State Headlines
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Oct 16
Wright State, Intel partner to integrate AI across Raj Soin College of Business curriculum
Wright State’s Raj Soin College of Business has partnered with Intel Corporation to integrate artificial intelligence education into its curriculum, preparing students with skills for a technology-driven workforce. Continue reading
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Oct 15
Wright State English professor to explore literature as handcrafted objects in new book
Crystal Lake, professor of English at Wright State, is researching how readers from the 17th and 18th centuries transformed literature into handcrafted objects that continue to inspire creative expression today. Continue reading
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Oct 13
Wright State alum celebrates 50th birthday while swimming the English Channel
Wright State MBA graduate Amy Wamsley fulfilled a childhood dream by swimming the English Channel. Continue reading
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Oct 10
Wright State research draws attention to behavioral health’s economic impact
Local media spotlight a new Wright State study finding that untreated mental illness costs the greater Dayton region nearly $30 billion a year. Continue reading
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Oct 9
Alumni mentorship program helps new students feel welcome at Wright State
The Alumni Ambassador PACK program pairs experienced alumni with new students to help them feel at home at Wright State. Continue reading
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Wright State student is on a 16-year journey to capture moon images
Eric Harris, a freshman electrical engineering major at Wright State, takes photos of the moon nearly every night just outside his Honors dorm. He hopes to photograph the moon through its entire draconic cycle, which takes more than 18 years. Watch … Continue reading
Wright State turns focus to draw in more veterans
Excerpt Wright State University has shifted its attention toward better drawing in, and helping to graduate, veterans and military members. The school has 750 veterans and military-connected students including those who are in active duty, Guard or Reserve, as well … Continue reading
Wright State researchers monitored Twitter to predict a Trump victory
Researchers at Wright State were right: They accurately predicted that Donald Trump would best Hillary Rodham Clinton in the general election to become the 45th president of the United States. On the night of the third presidential debate (Oct. 19 … Continue reading
Wright State’s Raiderthon on Living Dayton
Wright State’s Raiderthon was featured on “Living Dayton” on WDTN 2 News on Nov. 9. The 15-hour dance marathon will be held Saturday, Nov. 19, from 10 a.m. to 1 a.m. on Sunday, Nov. 20, in the Apollo Room of the Student … Continue reading
Lecture series focuses on current events in the Middle East
This year’s Middle East and Islamic Studies Lecture Series at Wright State launches with a talk on the civil war in Syria on Nov. 14. Continue reading
Cincinnati Reds reporter Hal McCoy to lecture at Wright State
Hall of Fame baseball writer Hal McCoy will lecture as part of the “Living Legends of the Dayton Daily News Archives” series on Nov. 17. Continue reading
‘No, No, Nanette’ review: Nifty nostalgia
Excerpt Forget June. Silly, feel-good fun is bustin’ out all over Wright State University’s outstanding presentation of the rarely staged 1971 revision of the 1925 musical comedy “No, No, Nanette” in the Festival Playhouse of the Creative Arts Center. Amusingly … Continue reading
Katherine L. Myers is recognized by Continental Who’s Who
Excerpt Katherine L. Myers is recognized by Continental Who’s Who among Pinnacle Professionals in the field of Higher Education. Katherine is the assistive technology specialist for the Office of Disability Services at Wright State University. Read the article from Yahoo … Continue reading
Tim Kennedy and Eve Mansdorf’s ‘Painting Life’ at Stein Galleries
Tim Kennedy and Eve Mansdorf are married painters whose artistic pursuits follow the tradition of painterly American realism. Continue reading
Wright State announces scholarship fund for Ohio National Guard
Excerpt Wright State University is starting a $100,000 scholarship fund to assist members of the Ohio National Guard who are attending graduate school. “Wright State has a great history of supporting the military and it’s just continuing on that,” said … Continue reading
