Wright State Headlines
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Mar 21
Graduating Wright State medical students learn where they will pursue residency training at 2025 Match Day celebration
A graduating class of 119 medical students at the Boonshoft School of Medicine learned where their journeys as future doctors will continue during Match Day. Continue reading
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Mar 21
Wright State media highlights, March 13–21
The Big Hoopla STEM Challenge, Match Day and Wright State’s Theatre’s “Alice by Heart” garnered local media coverage for Wright State this week. Continue reading
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Mar 21
Tickets on sale now for Wright State’s Day Air Ballpark game against Dayton
The Wright State baseball team will play the University of Dayton on April 29 at Day Air Ballpark, home of the Dayton Dragons. Continue reading
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Mar 20
Wright State Theatre to close out 2024–25 season with bittersweet musical ‘Alice by Heart’
Wright State Theatre will transport audiences to the fantastical depths of Wonderland with “Alice by Heart” from March 20 to 30 at the Festival Playhouse in the Creative Arts Center. Continue reading
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Mar 20
12 local students win full-tuition scholarships to Wright State at Big Hoopla STEM Challenge
Wright State University, a proud sponsor of the Big Hoopla’s STEM Challenge, awarded full in-state tuition scholarships to 12 students at the STEM Challenge event. Continue reading
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Military & Veterans
Battle tested
Wright State grad student Loghan Young turns military experience into college success
Loghan Young, a Master of Public Administration student, helps fellow veterans succeed as a graduate assistant in the Veteran and Military Center. Continue reading
Plenty for sports fans to cheer about during Festival of Flight Oct. 5
Festival of Flight will feature Wright State Division I soccer, volleyball and softball teams, club football, the USA Patriots Amputee Softball Team and a vintage baseball game. Continue reading
Wright State Applied Research Corporation chosen to lead APEX, a $49M U.S. Air Force science and technology initiative
Wright State will play a key role employing advanced machine learning and data science to identify scientists and scientific communities around the country whose work can be developed for Air Force use. Continue reading
Politically correct
Special Forces, business, politics mark career of Wright State alum Colin Morrow
Colin Morrow, who received a master’s degree in international relations and comparative politics from Wright State, is a member of the Fairborn City Council. Continue reading
Physical attraction
Wright State senior Faith White sees Army ROTC as pathway to medical career
Wright State Army ROTC Cadet Faith White intends to serve at least four years of active duty in the Army after graduating in December with a biological sciences degree. Continue reading
Flight school
C-17, Honor Guard, MIA lab part of Wright-Patterson tour for Wright State officials
Wright State faculty, staff and administrators were part of a delegation of higher education representatives who toured Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. Continue reading
Wright State professor Larry James to receive prestigious lifetime achievement award from Society of Military Psychology
Larry James, a decorated Army veteran and professor in the School of Professional Psychology, will receive the John C. Flanagan Lifetime Achievement Award from the Society of Military Psychology. Continue reading
National Guard opens doors for Wright State senior
Scott Nicholson is working toward a business management degree at Wright State while also serving in the National Guard and Army ROTC. Continue reading
Wright State’s Management Information Systems program ranked No. 1 in the nation for military veterans
Wright State’s Management Information Systems program is designed for students interested in working in businesses, nonprofits and government agencies relying on data to drive decision-making and increase productivity. Continue reading
Wright State hosts resource fair for veterans
The fourth annual Veterans Moving Forward event was a combination of a resource fair and a job fair designed to educate and engage veterans. Continue reading
