Liberal Arts

Coffee maker

Wright State alum J. Stanton finds home at Boston Stoker Coffee Company

1994 Wright State graduate J. Stanton finds home at the Boston Stoker Coffee Company. Continue reading

History heavyweight

Wright State alum Brady Kress '96 raising Dayton History, Carillon Historical Park to new heights

1996 Wright State graduate Brady Kress is raising Dayton History and Carillon Historical Park to new heights. Continue reading

Broadway composer Jason Robert Brown to perform, give lecture

Jason Robert Brown will perform in concert on Feb. 25 at the Victoria Theatre and discuss his work with Wright State students on Feb. 26 in the Creative Arts Center. Continue reading

Wright State’s Emily Bingham falls in ‘Jeopardy!’ tournament, but calls it a memorable journey

An exhilarating run in the “Jeopardy! College Championship” came to an end for Wright State senior Emily Bingham. Continue reading

Wright State preparing to host first presidential debate

Donna Schlagheck, retired chair of political science, provides insight on how the presidential debate will impact Wright State’s curriculum. Continue reading

Hollywood composer Steve Hampton ’80 installs recording studio at Wright State

Housed in Schuster Hall, the professional-level recording studio will be available to students to record their performances and for students seeking a certificate in recording technology. Continue reading

Wright State’s Emily Bingham advances to semifinals in ‘Jeopardy!’ college tournament

Wright State University senior Emily Bingham will complete in the semifinal round in the “Jeopardy! College Championship” on Feb. 9. Continue reading

Wright State celebrates Black History Month

Wright State will celebrate Black History Month with events scheduled Feb. 1 through Feb. 25. Continue reading

Celebrating quilt stories

Celebrating quilt stories is the theme of the quilt show held Jan. 28 to Jan. 30 in the Apollo Room of the Student Union at Wright State University. Continue reading

Wright State actress is breaking new ground

Wright State University student Nerissa Johnson is breaking barriers before an audience, and getting rave reviews. Johnson, who has Cerebral Palsy, is sharing a role as a flower vendor in Wright State Theatre’s production of “A Streetcar Named Desire.” This week, she’ll … Continue reading