Wright State Headlines
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Nov 25
Wright State named a Best for Vets College
Wright State was named to the 2025 Best for Vets: Colleges list by the Military Times, recognizing the university’s longstanding commitment to supporting military service members, veterans and their families. Continue reading
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Nov 24
Wright State’s Boonshoft School of Medicine receives full continuing accreditation from Liaison Committee on Medical Education
Wright State’s Boonshoft School of Medicine has received full continuing accreditation from the LCME, reaffirming the strength and quality of its Doctor of Medicine program. Continue reading
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Nov 21
Wright State supports deaf and hard of hearing community with Deaf Festival
For two decades, Wright State University has welcomed thousands of students, faculty, staff and community members to the biannual Deaf Festival. Continue reading
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Nov 20
Wright State students showcase scientific discoveries at annual research festival
The Student Union buzzed with curiosity on Nov. 7 as Wright State University students and postdocs filled the space with research posters, presentations and conversations at the Festival of Research. Continue reading
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Nov 14
Wright State medical students bring medicine to life for Mini University preschoolers
Stuffed animals became patients and preschoolers became doctors when Mini University at Wright State transformed into a bustling “teddy bear hospital.” Continue reading
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News
Wright State’s College of Nursing and Health programs ranked as among the best in the nation
U.S. News & World Report recognizes Wright State University’s Master of Nursing program as among the best graduate education programs in the nation. Continue reading
The adviser is in
Inspired by the Peanuts comics, The Career Center staff created a mobile adviser booth out of a cardboard refrigerator box. Continue reading
Medical student volunteers in Jordan to champion women’s health
Katie Adib, a second-year medical student, served as a translator for American medical doctors caring for refugees. Continue reading
Sol LeWitt lecture and gallery opening set for March 12
A geometrical wall drawing by artist Sol LeWitt was re-installed in the Robert and Elaine Stein Galleries. Continue reading
Language lion
Wright State English professor John Haught helps Honduran university with English curriculum as part of Fulbright scholarship
John Haught returned to Honduras, where spent 10 years of his life, to develop a new curriculum and strategies that focus on communicative language teaching. Continue reading
Program encourages student participation in Raj Soin College of Business events
The Raj Soin College of Business Passport to Success program analyzes the number of students who attend each event to better coordinate events. Continue reading
Asian atmosphere
Wright State graduate student Ummey Tabassum attends prestigious Harvard conference on Asia-Pacific issues
Ummey Tabassum will share what she learned about humanitarian issues with other students and her native Bangladesh. Continue reading
Katherine Myers recognized for her contributions in the Office of Disability Services
Katherine Myers, an assistive technology specialist in the Office of Disability Services, recently received several awards for her work at Wright State. Continue reading
Medicine and the Holocaust Community Seminar set for March 13
The seminar will feature a talk by a Holocaust survivor who escaped Poland and a presentation by a bioethics expert on “How Remembering the Holocaust Can Save the Future of Medicine.” Continue reading
Coverage of Cheryl B. Schrader’s presidential appointment
A roundup of coverage of the appointment of Cheryl B. Schrader as Wright State’s next president on March 6.
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