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Fossil force

Smithsonian is latest TV channel to turn to Wright State professor Chuck Ciampaglio for expertise on prehistoric sharks

Chuck Ciampaglio is among only a handful of scientists worldwide who has studied the megalodon, a prehistoric shark. Continue reading →

Mulholland drive

Discover the history of Wright State in new book by recent grad

New book, by alumna Rebekkah Mulholland, features more than 150 historical images and chronicles the history of Wright State. Continue reading →

Raj Soin College of Business offering new entrepreneurship minor

The entrepreneurship minor will provide students with a multidisciplinary education in all aspects of entrepreneurship, such as marketing, strategic business planning, management and finance. Continue reading →

Thousands attend Fall Fest

Fall Fest at Wright State brought students, staff and faculty together for a day of fun, food and free goodies. Continue reading →

Wright State in the 1990s

The 1990s brought a growth spurt for Wright State, as the university opened seven buildings opened, three centers and Alumni Field. Continue reading →

English enthusiasm

After a 10-year break, Samantha Cornett returned to Wright State and is now thriving in the English program

After a 10-year break, Samantha Cornett returned to Wright State and is now thriving in the English program. Continue reading →

Wright State supporting Hurricane Harvey relief efforts

The Wright State University community is rallying to help people in Texas affected by Hurricane Harvey. Continue reading →

Wright State student attends Women’s Business Enterprise National Council Convention

Wright State MBA student Allison Ingle pitched her baking business, Confection, in front of a panel of judges. Continue reading →

A family affair

Erica Curtis, who graduated in December with a bachelor’s degree in psychology, is the third member of her family to attend Wright State. Continue reading →

Wright State research team finds increase in deaths from fentanyl and fentanyl analogs

Evidence from the study indicates the increasing and substantial role of illicitly manufactured fentanyl and the declining presence of heroin and pharmaceutical opioids in overdose fatalities. Continue reading →