Wright State in the News

Wright State University business graduate Zach Strauss has come a long way from starting a marketing business in his one-bedroom apartment. Continue reading →

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 →

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 →

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 →

It’s not unusual for high school students to take college courses to accelerate their higher education. It’s also not unusual for students to be under the mentorship of someone in their chosen fields. Continue reading →

Donald Hopkins, who currently serves as director of the Master of Information Systems and Supply Chain Management Programs, has been appointed as interim dean and will assume the role June 1. Continue reading →

With the task force, the university will train people to know how to respond when someone confides mental health issues and have suicide prevention skills. Continue reading →

According to an economic impact study by Lightcast, Wright State University adds $2.3 billion to the region’s economy on an annual basis in addition to supporting nearly 28,000 jobs through its operational and research expenditures. Continue reading →

Graduate students under the direction of Tanvi Banerjee, professor of computer science and engineering at Wright State University, are creating their own machine learning models for health care applications. Continue reading →

Kaitlyn Miller, a physiology and neuroscience major at Wright State University, was one of the winners in the Naval Horizons Essay Contest. Continue reading →