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Wright State helps collect toys for Miami Valley Kids

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Posted on January 3, 2011 by Seth Bauguess
Toys donated to FLOC by the Wright State community.

The Wright State community responded in a big way this holiday for the need to deliver presents to children that might not have otherwise received any gifts. Continue reading →

Raiders prepare to “Blackout” Crusaders

Posted on January 1, 2011 by Seth Bauguess
The Raiders have won their last 13 games at Wright State's Nutter Center.

Black paw prints in the tunnels.

The rock is getting a fresh coat of black paint.

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Autistic student blogger gets national attention

Posted on December 29, 2010 by Jim Hannah

On her blog, Wright State University student Lisa Daxer touches on typical blog-like topics such as school, work and exercise. But the defining subject of her blog is autism—because she has it. Continue reading →

Service-learning inspires students, assists community

Posted on December 20, 2010 by Lara Donnelly

Megan Grilliot, a Wright State student pursuing a degree in social work, was unsure just what career path she wanted to take, but once she began to tutor children at Westwood Elementary in Dayton, her mind was made up. “I … Continue reading →

Small business center best in state

Posted on December 7, 2010 by Seth Bauguess
SBDC wins state award photo

The Ohio Department of Development has recognized Wright State’s Small Business Development Center (SBDC) with the 2010 Center Performance Award for best performance out of 38 centers throughout Ohio. Wright State received the award for its client interactions and the … Continue reading →

National Science Olympiad coming to Wright State

Posted on December 7, 2010 by Jim Hannah
Dr. Hopkins speaking at Science Olympiad press conference

Wright State University announced on Dec. 1 that it has been selected as the site for the National Science Olympiad Tournament, which pits teams of bright young students from around the country in science and engineering competitions that often involve … Continue reading →