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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Student Profile
Wright State psychology researcher shines light on unusual genetic disorder
Graduate student Roshni Rao’s research leads to recommendations for useful interventions for children with a rare genetic disorder. Continue reading
Wright State graduate student develops formula for treating sex trafficking victims
Michelle Sobon, a School of Professional Psychology graduate student, has developed therapies for victims of sex trafficking. Continue reading
Concussion Connection
Wright State graduate student/former soccer star launches website
Wright State graduate student and former soccer star Samantha Sanderson has cofounded a popular website to educate and support victims of concussions. Continue reading
No Place Like Home
Home-schooled student thriving at Wright State
When Freyja Turner went to class growing up, she didn’t have far to go. She just took a left into the family room. Continue reading
Wounded healer: Rehabilitation Services student takes circuitous route to collegiate success
Senior rehabilitation services student Kate Richardson has been in college for eight years and she’s hoping to make it 10. Continue reading
Ciara Black—a student voice for students
The odds of going to college seemed stacked against her… Continue reading
