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Spring 2023 class notes

Meet three outstanding alumni who are featured in the spring 2023 issue of the Wright State University Magazine. Continue reading →

Grammy-winning jazz trombonist will be guest artist in two-day residency at Wright State

Jazz trombonist Michael Dease will lead educational masterclasses for music students and a concert with the Wright State Jazz Ensemble during a residency at Wright State. Continue reading →

From the Stacks: A View of Dayton

Lining up telephone poles and the landscape

Photos documenting the locations of telephone poles and lines in Dayton and rural Montgomery County in 1923 provide snapshots in time, often depicting major road intersections and the surrounding land and buildings. Continue reading →

Twist and shout

Wright State University’s Raiderthon hosted a 12-hour dance marathon to raise money for sick children. Continue reading →

Boonshoft School of Medicine representatives tour India with Gandhi family member

Wright State faculty members are working with decedents of Mahatma Gandhi to offer global experiences for Boonshoft School of Medicine and School of Professional Psychology faculty and students interested in health care. Continue reading →

Workforce opportunities and challenges focus of Lake Campus Regional Summit

Lake Campus’ Regional Summit on April 13 will offer local leaders the opportunity to exchange ideas and address how workforce opportunities and challenges are affecting the region and Ohio. Continue reading →

Creating beauty

Wright State’s ArtsGala, one of the Dayton region’s most festive and unique arts events, returned to the Creative Arts Center on April 1. Continue reading →

Reel-life highlights

Produced by Wright State volleyball players Megan Alders and Callie Martin, “Raider Recap” is a weekly must-watch for Raider student-athletes and fans. Continue reading →

Hungry for experience

Wright State students participated in the fourth annual College of Liberal Arts Internship Partners Expo. Continue reading →

Career in motion

Brent Probasco uses skills he learned in Wright State’s Master of Science in Logistics and Supply Chain Management program to advance as an executive at a global freight transportation and logistics company. Continue reading →