Wright State Headlines
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Dec 19
Milling around
2004 Wright State graduate Jessica Noes oversees all operations at the Clifton Mill, including the mill’s popular Christmas lights display. Continue reading
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Dec 18
Wright State recognizes Nursing Professor Kim Ringo for advancing international student success
Wright State nursing professor and alumna Kim Ringo received the 2025 International Education Award for her leadership and mentorship in supporting international nursing students. Continue reading
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Dec 18
Wright State honors graduating students for distinguished doctoral dissertations
December graduates Maram Almodhwahi and Morgan Highlander were recognized for exceptional research with Wright State’s Trustees’ Distinguished Doctoral Dissertation Awards. Continue reading
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Dec 17
Top 10 Newsroom videos of 2025
The Wright State Newsroom was pumped up this year and met some amazing Raiders who were showing off their WOW factor in 2025. Continue reading
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Dec 16
Museum-quality replica of historic Hawthorn Hill donated to Wright State
Wright State University is now the permanent home of a large, handcrafted replica of Hawthorn Hill, the historic Dayton residence of Orville Wright. Continue reading
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Liberal Arts
Model of excellence
Wright State’s Model UN team brings home top awards from the National Model UN Conference in New York City
The Wright State Model UN team received an Outstanding Delegation Award and numerous student won individual honors in the annual competition. Continue reading
Mentoring momentum
College of Liberal Arts pilot project matches students with professionals to boost career success
The College of Liberal Arts will expand mentoring program to more liberal arts students during the fall semester. Continue reading
Wall of dreams
Students can use a chalkboard wall to discuss end of life reflection
The Before I Die Wall encourages students to write about things they would like to do before they die. Continue reading
Border expressions
Wright State students to unveil art exhibits celebrating the work of border theorist, feminist writer Gloria Anzaldúa
The community art show on April 6 is part of downtown’s First Friday from 5 to 9 p.m. at the El Rincón Art Studio. Continue reading
Foreign service
Two-time Wright State graduate Kathryn Chaney helps prep military personnel and other government employees for embassy assignments in Europe.
Kathryn Chaney weaves together her passion for travel, work experiences and two degrees from Wright State to thrive at the Defense Institute of Security Cooperation Studies. Continue reading
New York Times: Wright State historian explains why Donald Trump may be a ‘mustache lover at heart’
In an op-ed column in the New York Times, Christopher Oldstone-Moore, senior lecturer of history at Wright State and a facial hair expert, examines one reason why John Bolton’s appointment as national security adviser is surprising. Oldstone-Moore writes: “Mr. Bolton does not … Continue reading
Wright State’s 19th ArtsGala draws huge crowd
The Creative Arts Center was transformed into a display of every type of art, from movies and music to acting and singing for ArtsGala. Continue reading
Latest Veterans Voices video, featuring Wright State student, to debut at Dayton Veterans Affairs Medical Center
“Jeremy’s Story,” a short video featuring Wright State student veteran Jeremy Dobbins, will premiere at the Dayton Veterans Affairs Medical Center on March 28. Continue reading
Symphony for Peace at Wright State to raise awareness of Syrian refugee crisis
Scheduled for March 28, a Symphony for Peace will use dialogue, film, photography and music to explore the refugee crisis caused by the Syrian civil war. Continue reading
Speaking our language
Modern languages alumni will discuss their careers during a panel discussion. Continue reading
