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Researchers study nonpharmaceutical fentanyl abuse

Boonshoft School of Medicine researchers receive $407,814 two-year grant from the National Institutes of Health/National Institute on Drug Abuse. Continue reading

Author of ‘Pivotal Tuesdays’ to visit Wright State for Presidential Lecture, Common Text events

Historian Margaret O’Mara will give a Presidential Lecture on Nov. 2 and and participate in Common Text events on Nov. 3. Continue reading

Wright State club football team ranked No. 5 in the nation

For the fifth straight week, the Wright State Club Football was ranked in the National Club Football Association Power Rankings Top Ten. Continue reading

Wright State students launch digital marketing company

Bruce Heintz, a mass communication major, and Jamie Stacy, a marketing major, are social media and marketing enthusiasts. Continue reading

Wright State Physicians Family Medicine offers medical acupuncture services at the Wright State Physicians Health Center

Cynthia Olsen, director of acupuncture services at Wright State Physicians Family Medicine, is accepting new patients. Continue reading

Author to discuss Katharine Wright and Henry Haskell love story

A talk on “Maiden Flight” takes place on Oct. 25 in the Student Union Endeavour Room. Continue reading

From Horizons in Medicine program to medical school

The Boonshoft School of Medicine’s Horizons in Medicine Program made medical student Yasamine Edwards believe she could become a doctor. Continue reading

Princeton Review says Wright State’s Raj Soin College of Business among the nation’s best

The Princeton Review cited the Raj Soin College of Business’ strong academics and ability to meet the needs of working students. Continue reading

Musical Theatre Initiative bringing Broadway designer Tony Walton to Wright State

Tony Walton will discuss his career working on Broadway and in Hollywood during a special visit to Wright State University on Nov. 2. Continue reading

Hands-on disaster

Wright State nursing students were among those who participated in a disaster response training exercise at Wright State’s National Center for Medical Readiness at Calamityville.
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