Wright State Headlines
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Nov 24
Drive-thru COVID-19 testing site available at Nutter Center Nov. 28
Free testing is available for individuals with or without COVID-19 symptoms and a doctor’s note is not required. Continue reading
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Nov 23
Princeton Review ranks Wright State as one of the top U.S. schools for aspiring entrepreneurs
Offered by the Raj Soin College of Business, the New Venture Creation M.B.A. concentration prepares students to build a successful business from the ground up. Continue reading
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Nov 20
Sky high
The Wright State students are members of the university’s chapter of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics. Continue reading
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Nov 20
In the club
The Sport Club programs at Wright State provide students the opportunity for recreation, competition and instruction in a variety of active pursuits. Continue reading
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Nov 19
At your service
Wright State M.P.A. grad Tom Thompson has served in the Air Force, in municipal government, in law enforcement and operates a nonprofit that serves the region’s immigrant community. Continue reading
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Liberal Arts
Flavor enhancer
Wright State psychology and Spanish student Jazline Gomez putting Pepe’s Mexican Flavors on the map
Jazline Gomez, who majors in psychology and Spanishhttps://liberal-arts.wright.edu/modern-languages/bachelor-of-arts-in-spanish at Wright State, named her restaurant, Pepe’s Mexican Flavors, after her father. Continue reading
At your service
Wright State alumnus Tom Thompson founds a nonprofit to help the immigrant community with critical needs
Wright State M.P.A. grad Tom Thompson has served in the Air Force, in municipal government, in law enforcement and operates a nonprofit that serves the region’s immigrant community. Continue reading
Wright State theatre grad Joey Monda nominated for two Tony Awards
2012 graduate Joey Monda received two Tony Awards nominations for Best Play as producer of “Slave Play” and “The Inheritance.” Continue reading
Some international students maintain campus presence with in-person English classes
This semester, the Learning English for Academic and Professional Purposes (LEAP) Intensive English Program has offered most of its English-as-a-second-language courses in-person. Continue reading
‘An artist in everyone’
Department of Art and Art History to open printmaking course to non-art majors
Opening art courses to non-majors allows students to maintain a creative outlet and distinguish themselves in the job marketing. Continue reading
Coat collectors
Wright State University social work majors are collecting winter coats for students at Fairborn Primary School. Continue reading
Web browsers
Wright State study sheds light on political parties’ use of websites and social media
Researchers hope their findings will encourage local political parties to evaluate their online presence and make positive changes. Continue reading
Green scene
Wright State grad student Cori Lohstroh helps secure a federal grant to advance environmentally friendly weed-killing technology
Cori Lohstroh, who is pursuing a master’s degree in rhetoric and writing from Wright State, combines her passions for the environment and writing. Continue reading
Wright State, WYSO collaborate on live Halloween broadcast of ‘War of the Worlds’
Wright State students will perform an updated broadcast of Orson Welles’ “The War of the Worlds” on Halloween night on WYSO Public Radio. Continue reading
Write angle
Biology and English students learn environmental storytelling in a new Eco-Narratives course
In an English and biological sciences course, students use storytelling to discuss extinctions, mutations, invasions and other environmental phenomena. Continue reading
