Wright State Headlines
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Jan 14
Thrill of the grill
Erica Blaire Roby was named “Master of ‘Cue” in “BBQ Brawl,” a competition among barbecue greats hosted by the Food Network. Continue reading
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Jan 14
Works by Chris Semergieff and Bowery Gallery artists featured in Stein Galleries
“LOCATIONS, LOCATIONS, LOCATIONS!” by New York artist Chris Semergieff and “Artists of the Bowery Gallery” will be on display from Jan. 18 to March 4. Continue reading
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Jan 13
Fishing expedition
Integrated science studies graduate Ben Strang monitors fishing quotas on fishing vessels for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Continue reading
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Jan 12
The Princeton Review names Wright State one of nation’s top business schools for its MBA program
Wright State’s MBA program provides an in-depth, multidisciplinary understanding of business while emphasizing ethics and sustainability and a global perspective. Continue reading
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Jan 11
Great mechanics
The 2021-22 season for the Wright State men’s club bowling team is off to a terrific start. Continue reading
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Author Archives: Wright State Media Team
DBJ: Wright State business college dean weighs in on economy outlook for 2022
The Dayton Business Journal recently caught up with Tom Traynor, professor and dean of the Raj Soin College of Business at Wright State University… Continue reading
Yahoo News: Wright State proposes expanding medical school
The Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine is proposing expanding its medical school building to meet the demand for health care workers in the region. Continue reading
Yahoo News: Wright State grad’s indie film receives national attention
Wright State University graduate Nicole Riegel’s riveting debut film “Holler” is a Film Independent Spirit Award nominee for Best First Feature and has been named one of the Top 10 Independent Films of 2021 by National Board of Review. Continue reading
Boonshoft School of Medicine faculty quoted in DDN pandemic predictions article
Will the pandemic end in 2022?
Sara Paton, an epidemiology professor at Wright State University, explained the pandemic will end when enough people have immunity from the virus through infection or vaccination, meaning much fewer cases of severe illness and death. Continue reading
Wright State business professor, Carnegie African Diaspora fellow authors University World News post
Tin by tin: Promoting African research and scholarship
Academics who recently attended the Carnegie African Diaspora Fellowship Program (CADFP) alumni convening in the United States deliberated on issues that are important and relevant for education in Africa. Continue reading
Millett Hall room honoring late Air Force Capt. Kevin M. Maguire rededicated
Kevin Maguire’s family also established a memorial scholarship at Wright State to support students enrolled in the Air Force ROTC program. Continue reading
Boonshoft School of Medicine associate dean quoted in DDN telehealth story
“Telemedicine, telehealth, is a tool that has been in our toolbox for decades, but seldom used,” said Gary LeRoy, associate dean of student affairs and admissions at Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine. Continue reading
School of Medicine’s Dean Weber quoted in DDN ‘pandemic fatigue’ story as Omicron looms
Weber cautioned that many people have grown accustomed to the pandemic and are not taking the danger as seriously as they should. After declining in October, cases and hospitalizations have climbed again, surpassing the peak seen during the fall wave. Continue reading
DDN: Wright State grad appears in HBO Max series ‘Sex Lives of College Girls’
Dayton native Renika Williams is among the cast of Mindy Kaling’s HBO Max series “The Sex Lives of College Girls,” streaming beginning Thursday, Nov. 18. Continue reading
The Daily Standard: Lake Campus planning expansion, Tri Star, campus to work together
Wright State University-Lake Campus plans to expand its business enterprise center with a workforce development section, adding about 10,000 square feet to the campus. Continue reading
