Wright State Headlines
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Mar 24
Creative space
Two Wright State students provided advice and tips to ninth-grade students at the Dayton Regional STEM School to assist with an upcoming magazine project. Continue reading
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Mar 24
A creative force
Wright State acting alumnus Jake Lockwood develops unique and interactive entertainment experiences for Disney audiences. Continue reading
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Mar 23
Family atmosphere brings Raiders baseball home
The Wright State baseball team has experienced continued success under head coach Alex Sogard, winning the Horizon League and appearing in the NCAA regional tournament the last two seasons. Continue reading
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Mar 23
The culture of athletics
At Wright State, athletics is third in a student’s life, according to athletics director Bob Grant’s P.S.A. culture. Learn more about P.S.A. and what it means. Continue reading
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Mar 23
Getting hyped
Wright State students have been preparing for the 10th annual Raiderthon, a 12-hour dance marathon that raises funds for Dayton Children’s Hospital. Continue reading
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Laboratory learner
Wright State honors student Josie Graft hopes to help patients as a medical laboratory scientist
Wright State medical laboratory science major Josie Graft researches cognitive flow while receiving hands-on training during clinical rotations at Soin Medical Center. Continue reading
Science driven
Wright State biological science major Rahul Shah keeps reaching numerous mileposts in his academic and personal journey
Biological sciences major Rahul Shah serves on the university’s Board of Trustees, is a member of several student organizations and is actively involved in research at Wright State. Continue reading
Kicking off a medical career
Former Raider and professional soccer player Christopher Dupont returned to Wright State to conduct research while pursuing M.D. and Ph.D. degrees. Continue reading
Reaching goals
Michelle Rings, a senior nursing major at Wright State, turned a summer internship into her first nursing job at the Cleveland Clinic. Continue reading
STEM-focused
Computer engineering major Celeste Irwin is the inaugural recipient of the BHG Financial Runner scholarship for women in STEM
Wright State computer engineering major Celeste Irwin wants to use her medical and programming knowledge to work in research and product development in MRI-guided focused ultrasound. Continue reading
Good investment
Losing his job because of the pandemic inspired Eric Tomlinson to pursue a degree at Wright State that matched his decades of experience as a supply chain management professional. Continue reading
Rainbow remedy
Emily Winkelman studied women, gender and sexuality studies and led the Rainbow Alliance to ensure there are inclusive spaces at Wright State and in the community. Continue reading
