Wright State in the News

Dayton Daily News: Wright State to continue hybrid instruction in spring

Wright State University’s spring instruction model will mirror this semester’s, although there could be a slight difference when classes start in January. Continue reading →

Cincinnati.com: Wright State professor to perform one-man ‘A Christmas Carol’ radio show Dec. 23

It’s 2020. Expect the unexpected. The Playhouse announced that it had cut a deal to broadcast and stream a one-person version of “A Christmas Carol.” The star? The inestimable Mr. Bruce Cromer. Continue reading →

Sidney Daily News: Wright State nursing students use augmented reality in patient assessment

Wright State University nursing students have begun using augmented reality to better assess patients, with virtual hearts, lungs and other internal body parts coming to life to enhance the learning experience. Continue reading →

Sidney Daily News: Magazine ranks Wright State No. 3 in the nation for its wheelchair-friendly features

“When it comes to students with disabilities, it’s something we’ve excelled at since the 1970s,” he said. “What’s reflected in this ranking is that we have often gone above and beyond in what we provide our students with disabilities.” Continue reading →

Xenia Daily Gazette: Princeton Review ranks Wright State as one of the top U.S. schools for entrepreneurs

The Princeton Review has named the Wright State University Raj Soin College of Business as one of the nation’s top 50 colleges for aspiring entrepreneurs at the graduate level. Continue reading →

Fairborn Daily Herald: Wright State student researcher to participate in Singapore exchange program

Christina Davis, a Beavercreek resident, Carroll graduate, and biochemistry and molecular biology major, has spent the past three years conducting research at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. Continue reading →

DBJ: AFRL to use Wright State lab space for research initiatives

The U.S. Air Force and Wright State University are partnering on an initiative that will enable personnel from the Air Force Research Laboratory to access lab space at the university’s Boonshoft School of Medicine. Continue reading →

DBJ: Wright State President: Moving forward, flexibility of class portfolio will likely be ‘changed dramatically’

Like its peer institutions, Wright State University acted quickly this spring to mitigate disruption to its operations as the Covid-19 pandemic put higher education on standby. Continue reading →

Dayton Daily News guest column: Populism on the menu, no matter who wins this election

Experts like myself are often asked what a Biden or Trump victory will mean for American politics. Everyone will have a victory narrative for sure. But my answer is about something that greatly troubles me: populism. Continue reading →

Dayton Daily News guest column: Sorry, Ohio. You are not the bellwether you use to be.

As a political scientist who watched Donald Trump’s victory in 2016, I had an interesting revelation: Michigan was the new Ohio. I was wrong, of course — it’s Wisconsin. Continue reading →