Wright State Headlines
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May 5
Wright State’s Boonshoft School of Medicine recognized for primary care excellence in 2025 U.S. News rankings
Wright State’s Boonshoft School of Medicine is ranked #1 in Ohio for producing primary care physicians in the 2025 Best Graduate Schools rankings from U.S. News and World Report. Continue reading
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May 5
Physician Anuj Goyal re-appointed to the Wright State Board of Trustees
National Trustee and and Premier Health physician Anuj Goyal was re-appointed to a four-year term on the Wright State University Board of Trustees by Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine. Continue reading
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May 3
Nearly 1,460 students celebrate graduation at Wright State’s spring commencement ceremonies
Wright State President Sue Edwards challenged the class of 2025 to dream boldly and embrace their potential for greatness while acting with kindness and integrity. Continue reading
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May 2
Wright State Board of Trustees approves university budget for fiscal year 2026
The Board of Trustees approved a balanced university budget plan that supports Wright State’s academic mission and continues investing in student success and career readiness. Continue reading
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May 2
Wright State engineering seniors showcase designs and research at expo
Wright State engineering students showcased their technical expertise and creative problem-solving at the annual Senior Design Expo. Continue reading
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Author Archives: Seth Bauguess
College of Education and Human Services Dean recognized again
Another week brings another award for Dean Charlotte Harris, Ed. D., College of Education and Human Services. This time, the American Educational Research Association (AERA) Research on Women and Education (RWE) special interest group is recognizing Harris for significant contribution … Continue reading
Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day
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Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day was another huge success for Wright State University employees and their children Thursday, April 7 2011.
12th annual ArtsGala showcases Wright State fine arts talent
The event delivered an exciting evening for hundreds of arts lovers. Continue reading
Scholars, alumna gather at Wright State to talk about Libya
((Excerpt)) FAIRBORN — Wright State University hosted a panel of Libyan scholars at the Student Union Tuesday for a discussion on the true story of the revolution there. Many native Libyans wanted to educate Americans about the situation in their … Continue reading
Confessions of a Comic Book Guy–Right to the Next Con
((Excerpt)) I didn’t make it to WonderCon this year, but then as much as I had enjoyed C2E2 I really wasn’t in the mood for another con, especially a gigantic multi-media driven one. So I had no plans to go … Continue reading
WSU president’s salary one of state’s lowest; OSU tops in nation
((Excerpt)) FAIRBORN — Wright State University President David Hopkins remains one of the lowest-paid public university leaders in Ohio with a salary and benefits package totaling $447,653. The salaries of all public university presidents were reported Sunday by the Chronicle … Continue reading
Blue light special
Autism campaign comes to campus
Green and gold may be Wright State University’s colors… Continue reading
Wright State Upward Bound Students to Participate in Panel
Upward Bound spells SUCCESS! On Saturday, April 9, Wright State University Upward Bound students Kevin Jones (senior at Miami Valley Career Technology Center); Treyvon Hart (senior at Wayne High School), and DeJuan Daniels (senior at Horizons Science Academy) will participate … Continue reading
Local symposium focuses on sustaining health care
((Excerpt)) FAIRBORN — Heapy Engineering and Wright State University will host a free half-day education and networking event for the health care industry from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday, April 21. The Symposium on Sustainability in Health Care will … Continue reading
WSU tuition likely to rise because of budget cuts
((Excerpt)) FAIRBORN – Acknowledging state budget cuts to higher education of 10.5 percent will inevitably mean a tuition hike, Wright State University President David Hopkins told his board of trustees he was confident federal aid to students wouldn’t be slashed. … Continue reading
