Wright State Headlines
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Apr 11
Lt. Gov. Jim Tressel visits Wright State, highlighting workforce development and student opportunities
Ohio Lt. Gov. Jim Tressel visited Wright State University as part of a statewide tour focused on workforce development and educational partnerships Continue reading
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Apr 10
Wright State alum Emily Morgan’s book reaches new heights
A teacher and author, Wright State alum Emily Morgan is driven to connect students with the wonders of science and nature. Continue reading
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Apr 9
Wright State honored for innovative support of veteran and military-connected students
The National Veterans Leadership Foundation recognized Wright State and the Veteran and Military Center for creating impactful programming for military-connected students. Continue reading
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Apr 8
Wright State ranks among nation’s top graduate engineering and computer science programs in 2025 U.S. News rankings
Seven graduate programs offered by Wright State’s College of Engineering and Computer Science earned spots in the U.S. News Best Engineering School rankings. Continue reading
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Apr 8
Author of historical novel about Katharine Wright to give talk at Wright State on April 14
Tracey Enerson Wood will give a talk about her historical novel “Katharine, the Wright Sister” on Monday, April 14, at 7 p.m. in Wright State’s Student Union Apollo Room. Continue reading
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Author Archives: Wright State Media Team
Let there be light
Finance expert with longtime love for filmmaking helps motion pictures students
Wright State graduate Mark Black, a financial planner and independent film fan, gives back and helps motion picture students achieve their dreams. Continue reading
Vicki Oleen, this ArtsGala is for you
As managing director in the School of Fine and Performing Arts, Vicki Oleen played a large role in making every ArtsGala happen since its inception in 2000. Continue reading
Connecting arts to the community
Community groups are a supporting cast for arts on campus
Being actively engaged with neighboring arts groups helps Wright State’s fine and performing arts students have life-changing experiences. Continue reading
Dayton Business Journal: Wright State receives $704,000 grant toward cybersecurity program
The university is collaborating with four-year universities and community colleges from around the country to launch the National Pathway to Success program through a new Cybersecurity Academic Consortium and Career Bridge for Minority and Community College Students. Continue reading
Dayton Daily News: Wright State student studies twin passions: dance and engineering
There’s no dancing around it. Bri Chan has engineered something unusual. She has two majors that at first blush are diametrically opposed — but they meet her two entirely different but similarly strong passions. Continue reading
Dayton Daily News: Wright State marketing grad’s Grey Matter earns national acclaim
Wright State University business graduate Zach Strauss has come a long way from starting a marketing business in his one-bedroom apartment. Continue reading
Dayton.com: Wright State named title sponsor of Miami Valley High School Theatre Awards
Wright State University and its School of Fine and Performing Arts has been named title sponsor of the Miami Valley High School Theatre Awards (MVHSTA). Continue reading
VA.gov: Navy veteran, Wright State alumna Deborah Loewer is Veteran of the Day
Loewer attended and graduated from Shawnee High School in 1972 before enrolling in nearby Wright State University. There, she received a degree in math and computer science in 1976. Continue reading
Dayton Daily News: Wright State student has worked with world-class researchers
Since his first visit to the National Museum of the United States Air Force in the eighth grade, Wright State University mechanical engineering Ph.D. student Jacob Jadischke has had a passion for aircraft. Continue reading
Raiders’ season ends in Terre Haute NCAA Regional
The Wright State baseball program’s season came to an end in the Terre Haute NCAA Regional after the Raiders lost 5–0 to North Carolina and 6–5 to Indiana State. Continue reading
