Wright State in the News

((Excerpt)) Jesse Hutchins, a former Wright State golfer, used a birdie on the first playoff hole of a U.S. Open qualifier at Springfield Country Club on Monday to become one of two players in the field to qualify for the … Continue reading →

In addition to his six years as Vandalia’s city manager, Hoagland has been the city of Kettering’s assistant city manager and economic development manager. He previously served for six years in the Montgomery County community and economic development office. Hoagland … Continue reading →

BEAVERCREEK, Ohio (WDTN) – Imagine never having to trudge around the lawn pushing a lawnmower again. Engineering students have an idea and they tested them Saturday at Siebenthalers Beaver Valley Garden Center in Beavercreek. Robotic lawnmowers were everywhere. The students … Continue reading →

((Excerpt)) The Wright State baseball team began its third NCAA tournament appearance in six seasons on Friday, the best run of tournament appearances in the program’s history. But there’s another WSU program that can match that postseason frequency. Baseball’s spring … Continue reading →

((Excerpt)) FAIRBORN — The romance between Rob and Maureen Cooper started in the athletic offices at Wake Forest University. Rob, an assistant baseball coach, would often drop by to see Maureen, an athletic administrator. How about a run? Need a … Continue reading →

((Excerpt)) Matt McCormick has something to prove. The 64-year-old Wright State University and Sinclair Community College martial arts professor is out to dispel the notion that older athletes are less physically fit than their younger peers. And he’s planning to … Continue reading →

((Excerpt)) Collaboration between the base and the university medical programs isn’t new. In the mid 70’s, Wright Patterson and Wright State began a partnership with 9 medical residency programs in the Miami Valley. As a result when many service members … Continue reading →

((Excerpt)) VOB-108, a group of veteran-owned companies in the Dayton region, is launching an academy for vets and military spouses who want to grow – or start – a business. The academy consists of a series of 12 training classes … Continue reading →

((Excerpt)) You should keep your home cool and dry to decrease mold and dust mite growth and roach intrusions. After an 18-month study, Larry G. Arlian, PhD, professor of biological sciences and director of the microbiology and immunology graduate program … Continue reading →

((Excerpt)) One clue suggesting that the toddler’s parent or guardian was involved is the blanket. Cheryl Meyer, a psychology professor at Wright State University in Dayton, Ohio, and a co-author of “When Mothers Kill: Interviews From Prison,” said wrapping the … Continue reading →