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Ripple effect

Wright State’s Lake Campus helps Ripple Project change lives of juveniles

The Lake Campus collaborates with the justice system and several agriculture organizations to teach juveniles on probation discipline, responsibility and the importance of community. Continue reading →

Cookie conversation

The Wright State Staff Council and the Staff Morale Committee hosted a cookie decorating party in the Student Union Atrium on Dec. 19. Continue reading →

Studies on muscle disease, high blood pressure and phone addiction are among top research stories of 2019

From muscle diseases to high blood pressure to phone addiction, Wright State University faculty and students have pursued important research endeavors. Continue reading →

High rank

For the second time in in the last four years, Kurt Holden has received a well-deserved promotion from the Wright State University Police Department. Continue reading →

Top 10 Wright State Newsroom videos of 2019

The Wright State University Newsroom met some amazing people over this past year and covered exciting events as well. Continue reading →

On call

As the sports director of WWSU, Wright State junior Shea Neal has enhanced the radio station’s coverage of Wright State athletics. Continue reading →

STEM celebration

Betsy Crites promotes learning through educational outreach at Wright State’s Lake Campus

Betsy Crites, education lecturer and STEM coordinator at the Lake Campus, helps future teachers apply their learning through community outreach. Continue reading →

Fall 2019 commencement ceremony in photos

Wright State University honored more than 1,400 graduating students at its fall commencement ceremony Dec. 14 in the Nutter Center. Continue reading →

More than 1,400 students graduate at Wright State’s 2019 fall commencement

Graduating students and their families celebrated the culmination of their education at Wright State University Dec. 14 during the 2019 fall commencement ceremony at the Wright State Nutter Center. Continue reading →

Wright State medical student participates in prestigious Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation program

Kyle Henneke, M.D./M.P.H. student at the Boonshoft School of Medicine, learned about treating patients with addictions at the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation. Continue reading →