Academics

Determined Blount clearing academic, athletic hurdles

Sarah-Ann Blount will never forget the day she shot down her first spaceship. Continue reading

Wright State Boonshoft School of Medicine Center for Healthy Communities spreading the word about new Health Insurance Marketplace

The Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine Center for Healthy Communities is one of several community agencies involved in… Continue reading

Wright Brothers Day celebrates innovative spirit

Wright brother impersonators

Wright State will celebrate the innovative spirit of both of its namesakes and its researchers on campus with Wright Brothers Day on Monday, Oct. 7, 11 a.m.–2 p.m., in the Student Union Atrium. Continue reading

Wright State Research Institute hires nationally recognized neuroscientist

The Wright State Research Institute has hired renowned neuroscientist Michael Weisend, Ph.D., as a senior research scientist… Continue reading

Wright State reaches out to surge of international students

Wright State is poised to reap huge benefits from its popularity with international students, whose numbers have increased by 40 percent this fall to 1,489. Continue reading

Higher education, degree completion keys to driving prosperity, President Hopkins says

Getting more Ohioans to attend college and complete their degrees is critical to produce a more competitive workforce, Wright State President David R. Hopkins told business leaders. Continue reading

Sundance alumna and Wright State grad launches Kickstarter campaign for her new documentary

With A Single Bullet, the new documentary from Sundance alumna and Wright State motion picture graduate Selena Burks-Rentschler… Continue reading

Wright State Boonshoft School of Medicine professor named Gold Humanism Scholar at Harvard Macy Institute

Sabrina Neeley, a Wright State Boonshoft School of Medicine assistant professor, named a Gold Humanism Scholar at the Harvard Macy Institute 2014 Program for Educators. Continue reading

Globetrotters

Wright State’s growing international education program is leading students around the world

On the same day Fabrice Shema, a senior finance major from Paris, France, finished his last bit of coursework in Rike Hall, senior Jordon Coffman from Mercer County helped build and program a robot in Jena, Germany. Separated by an … Continue reading