Wright State Headlines
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May 27
Wright State expands innovative PTSD study using brain stimulation therapy
Wright State faculty and student researchers are leading a cutting-edge clinical study to treat symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder in military veterans and first responders. Continue reading
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May 25
Wright State clinches 11th Horizon League Championship, earning trip to NCAA baseball tournament
The Raiders defeated Milwaukee twice on Saturday to win the Horizon League Championship and secure an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament for the fourth time in the last five seasons. Continue reading
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May 23
Wright State media highlights, May 19–23
This week’s media highlights showcase Wright State’s impact through national recognition, faculty commentary on global events and scientific phenomena and an inspiring story from an incoming student. Continue reading
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May 23
Wright State medical students team with Premier Health, strengthen community well-being
Approximately 200 people received information and essential health services at a community health fair, organized by Wright State Boonshoft School of Medicine students and Premier Health. Continue reading
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May 22
From Wright State to Secret Service: Christina Hale honored as Graduate of the Last Decade
Secret Service agent and Wright State alum Christina Hale plays a critical role in safeguarding national leaders and major events through her expertise in threat assessment and intelligence analysis. Continue reading
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Special Categories
Stepping up
Wright State student Rachael Mckinney helping women of Colombia with Footprints With Hope
Through her foundation Footprints With Hope, Rachael Mckinney has helped women in Colombia develop skills that foster independence. Continue reading
Virtual summer camps
Wright State’s Pre-College Programs re-envisioned in remote, interactive format
Summer camps are weekly and meet online for three hours in the morning or afternoon. Continue reading
Campus housing plans additional robust training this year in anti-racism and social justice
Residence Life and Housing professional staff and resident advisors who populate the dorms will participate in extra training in anti-racism and social justice this year. Continue reading
Bill Rickert, longtime faculty member and administrator, dies
A spirited member of the Wright State family for 45 years, Bill Rickert served as professor of communication, associate dean and interim dean of the College of Liberal Arts, and associate provost. Continue reading
Nearly 700 households come to Wright State for mass food distribution by The Foodbank
The Foodbank distributed enough food to feed 2,110 people during a mass distribution at the Wright State Nutter Center on June 10. Continue reading
Student Government calls for unity at Wright State
The Student Government Association called for unity in the Wright State community and urged support for opportunities for students, including through intercollegiate athletics and student organizations. Continue reading
Joe Deer co-chair of Musical Theatre Education in COVID Times symposium initiative
The online symposium will address health and safety concerns in teaching singing, dance and acting classes as well as production challenges. Continue reading
Opportunity knocks
Area companies continue to hire Wright State students and recent graduates for internships and full-time jobs during the COVID-19 pandemic
Students and alumni are encouraged to utilize Wright State Career Services and the many important tools they provide to assist with job searching. Continue reading
In the bag
Wright State violin student Katie West was runner-up in a national grocery bagging championship
Katie West, who majors in violin performance and music education and works at Dorothy Lane Market, was runner-up in a national grocery bagging competition. Continue reading
Foodbank to hold mass food distribution at Wright State Nutter Center June 10
The Foodbank will return to the Wright State University Nutter Center for a mass food distribution on Wednesday, June 10, from noon to 2 p.m. Continue reading
