Wright State Headlines
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May 17
Amy Salazar named vice president for student success at Wright State
Before joining Wright State University, Amy Salazar served as associate vice provost for student success at Sam Houston State University. Continue reading
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May 16
Fortune ranks Wright State’s online MBA program among the best
The Wright State Raj Soin College of Business has been selected by Fortune magazine as one of its Best Online MBA Programs for 2024. Continue reading
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May 15
Wright State to host job and resources fair for veterans and their families
Veterans, military-connected individuals and their family members can connect with local employers and resource organizations at Vets Moving Forward on May 22 at Wright State. Continue reading
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May 14
Studying abroad gives Wright State students impactful learning, growth opportunities
About 140 Wright State University students are traveling to eight foreign countries for 10 to 30 days of learning and personal growth during faculty-led study abroad programs this summer. Continue reading
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May 14
Wright State introduces seven new or restructured undergraduate degrees
Students can now prepare for careers in engineering technology, environmental studies, health sciences, exercise science and agriculture through seven new or restructured degrees offered at Wright State. Continue reading
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Campus Growth
Creative Arts Center renovations to begin next spring
The Creative Arts Center, home of the Departments of Theatre, Dance, and Motion Pictures, Music, and Art and Art History, will undergo renovations and expansion beginning next spring. Continue reading
Wright State chapel wins state design award
The St. John Bosco Chapel, home of Catholic Campus Ministry at Wright State University, has won a design award from the AIA Ohio, the state unit of the American Institute of Architects. Continue reading
Parking lot expanded for Nutter Center, sports fields
Campus construction workers are expanding parking Lot 7 across from the Wright State Physicians building to create an additional 200 to 225 spaces. Continue reading
Wright State mythbuster: the tunnel system
The real story behind the Wright State tunnels
Nearly two miles of tunnels (10,436 feet) snake their way beneath Wright State’s Dayton campus linking 20 of 22 buildings in the academic section of campus. Continue reading
Wright State to cut campus energy consumption by nearly 40 percent
Wright State plans to cut campus energy consumption by nearly 40 percent through energy efficiency investments in buildings across its Dayton and Lake campuses. Continue reading
Wright State successfully issues $25M in bonds; university collaboration and student engagement keys to success
Two hours, maybe less? That’s how long it took Wright State University, with its A1, stable outlook Moody’s rating, to raise $25 million… Continue reading
Celebrating diversity: New chapel to serve the masses
If you ask 100 people about their religious beliefs, you will likely get 100 different answers. Continue reading
Raider Connect opens its doors
Student reporter Reilly Dixon, host of Student on the Scene, goes on location to find out more. Continue reading
Raider Connect bringing better enrollment services
The registrar, student accounts and financial aid student services are about to become a one-stop service for Wright State students. Continue reading
Ribbon-cutting held for new Mini University greenhouse
President David R. Hopkins and several elected officials were on hand to celebrate the new dome. Continue reading
