Wright State Headlines
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Aug 14
More than 2,400 Wright State students to live on Dayton Campus, most in 10+ years
More than 1,250 returning students and 1,150 new students will live on Wright State’s Dayton Campus this fall. Continue reading
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Aug 14
A game-changer
Premier Health and Wright State are taking their longstanding relationship to the next level with an alliance that will benefit the Dayton region for at least another three decades. Continue reading
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Aug 13
Career Hub: A comfortable, professional center with a new emphasis on early job exploration
Wright State’s new Career Hub will help students and alumni in their journey toward a rewarding future in their field or discipline. Continue reading
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Aug 12
Life at the Lake: Lake Campus celebrates one year of Lowdy
Lowdy Laker, the Lake Campus mascot, is based on the legend of the Hoedag of Grand Lake, which for more than a century, has lurked in Grand Lake St. Marys. Continue reading
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Aug 12
Up, up and away
The potential of students in Wright State University’s aviation science and technology program is limitless. Continue reading
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News
Dayton Daily News: Premier-Wright State deal gives Dayton first ‘academic medical center’ at MVH
Dayton was Ohio’s only major metro area without one; as teaching hospital, Miami Valley should help expand research, medical services for patients, job paths for students
Excerpt Miami Valley Hospital will be formally recognized as an academic medical center as part of an enhanced agreement between Wright State University and regional healthcare provider Premier Health. Both institutions say this will improve care for patients and communities … Continue reading
Wright State University, Premier Health take affiliation to next level
Wright State and Premier Health will build upon their existing affiliation agreement and further align their operations to advance academic medicine, improve community health, and bolster workforce and economic development across the region. Continue reading
Wright State police recognized for completing One Mind Campaign, earn valuable mental health training certification
The Wright State Police Department earned a valuable certification that will help further enable officers to respond appropriately and safely to people with mental illness. Continue reading
Knowledge building
Wright State computer scientist Cogan Shimizu has a key role in designing a federally funded Open Knowledge Network
Cogan Shimizu, assistant professor of computer science at Wright State, will play a key role in providing access to a new network of data designed to help solve a broad set of societal and economic challenges. Continue reading
Grant enables Wright State students to get their passport, study abroad
First-year Wright State students received grants from the University Center for International Education to obtain passports so they can travel internationally. Continue reading
A fantastic day
Wright State’s Raider Food Pantry receives its largest donation of the year
Wright State’s Police Department donated almost $2,000 worth of nonperishable goods after completing its No-Shave November fundraiser. Continue reading
Making a difference
Wright State researcher Clintoria Williams receives an American Physiological Society mentorship award for impacting trainees at Wright State and beyond
Clintoria Williams, associate professor of neuroscience, cell biology, and physiology at Wright State, was honored for her efforts to mentor students from underrepresented groups in the physiological sciences. Continue reading
Latest ‘gem’ of a team takes gold
Students on Wright State's iGEM research team earn top honors at international competition
A team of 11 Wright State students won a gold medal at the iGEM Grand Jamboree for their research detecting dangerous manganese in drinking water and soil. Continue reading
More than 900 students to graduate at Wright State’s fall commencement ceremonies
Wright State University will hold commencement ceremonies in the Nutter Center on Dec. 15 at 7 p.m. for graduate students and Dec. 16 at 10 a.m. for undergraduate students. Continue reading
Building community
Wright State staff member Callista Hess was recognized for her lifelong philanthropy work
Wright State staff member Calista Hess received the Outstanding Youth in Philanthropy Award from the Association of Fundraising Professionals of Greater Dayton. Continue reading
