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Former coach comes home for NCAAs

Like Norm Peterson making his customary entrance on the television sitcom Cheers, Brad Brownell entered the Setzer Pavillion/Mills Morgan Pavilion… Continue reading

Alumna writes children’s book series with help of the FBI

It’s not every author who invites FBI agents to her book launch, but Ann Eisenstein did just that. Continue reading

Honors Institute explores “Intersections of Memory”

Porter-Young also encouraged students to follow their dreams and not to feel bound by their major.

Presented by the Wright State Honors Program, the symposium included breakout sessions and a luncheon address. Continue reading

Ohio honors Wright State faculty for cutting textbook costs

Two Wright State University faculty members were among 16 statewide to be honored for innovative practices that saved students money on textbooks. Continue reading

Social work student wins scholarship

Clad in buttons as if she were working for a political campaign, Gladys Turner Finney wears one button more proudly than most this time of year. Continue reading

Cole Named VP for University Advancement and President of the Wright State University Foundation

Wright State University has named Rebecca Cole the vice president for university advancement and president of the Wright State University Foundation. Continue reading

Women rally, beat Milwaukee in Horizon League quarterfinals

Wright State trailed by as much as nine in the second half and was down two with 2:52 remaining, but the Raiders outscored Milwaukee 9-2 the rest of the way… Continue reading

Discovery, Wright State astronaut land safely

The crew of space shuttle Discovery, including Michael Barratt, M.D., an alumnus of the Wright State University… Continue reading

Former U.S. ambassador to speak in Dayton

Ford served as U.S. Ambassador to Honduras from 2005 to 2008.

The luncheon, “Reflections on a Career in the Foreign Commercial Service: Promoting Peace and Prosperity in Latin America and Europe,” is presented by the Dayton Council on World Affairs (DCOWA). Continue reading

New blog showcases Dayton history

The Beatles emerge from their airplane at Lunken Airport in Cincinnati for a 1964 local concert.

Library staff chronicle their work on the Dayton Daily News archive. Continue reading