Wright State Headlines
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Aug 15
Just getting started
From innovative partnerships to cutting-edge programs, Wright State University is constantly evolving to serve both its students and the region. Continue reading
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Aug 15
Sparking creativity and innovation at Lake Campus
The Workforce Development and Business Enterprise Center at the Lake Campus is a valued resource for employers throughout West Central Ohio. Continue reading
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Aug 15
Festival of Research celebrates experiential learning in College of Science and Mathematics
The annual Festival of Research provides a platform for students in the College of Science and Mathematics to showcase the scientific knowledge they have gained from research. Continue reading
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Aug 15
From Dayton to rural Ohio: Wright State’s innovative approach to health care and education
The Boonshoft School of Medicine is advancing healthcare access and education through its mobile street medicine program, a residency program tackling rural physician shortages, and an M.D. in Three program that lets students earn their degrees faster. Continue reading
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Aug 15
Wright State’s motion pictures program enters new era of excellence in filmmaking
Wright State’s motion pictures program is entering an exciting new chapter, welcoming a new director, honoring a beloved former faculty member with an endowment and celebrating an alumna who earned a top award at the Sundance Film Festival. Continue reading
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Wright State Boonshoft School of Medicine professor named Gold Humanism Scholar at Harvard Macy Institute
Sabrina Neeley, a Wright State Boonshoft School of Medicine assistant professor, named a Gold Humanism Scholar at the Harvard Macy Institute 2014 Program for Educators. Continue reading
Musical Theatre/Acting Preparatory Program to hold auditions for new play
Actors ages 12 to 18 may audition on Sept. 28 for the Midwest premiere of “Gossip,” a new play that will be performed at Wright State University in December. Continue reading
Religious historian David Holmes to speak at Wright State
David L. Holmes, professor emeritus of religious studies at the College of William & Mary, renowned author and historian, to lecture on “The Faiths of the Postwar Presidents.” Continue reading
Catching the Bug
Wright State researchers developing virus-detection technology
Technology under development by Wright State researchers and field-deployable at public sites has the potential to detect viruses within minutes, giving early warning and reducing the possibility of an outbreak.
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Veteran human rights advocate to give talk at Wright State
Tom McCarthy, a veteran United Nations official, will discuss “Reflections on a Career in Human Rights” on Friday, Sept. 20, on the Wright State campus.
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Hilarious Harvey opens Wright State 2013–14 theatre season with laughs
Wright State University Theatre opens its 39th season in the Festival Playhouse with the award-winning smash hit comedy Harvey Sept. 19–29. Continue reading
’03 Alumna, radio host back in Dayton
Radio listeners across the Miami Valley have welcomed an old friend back into their lives. Gina Ferraro is again on the radio airwaves, but this time… Continue reading
Wright State students lead professional geologists on field trip
When it comes to field trips, students are normally the ones being led. But a group of Wright State University environmental/geology students… Continue reading
Wright State to host conference and ball to celebrate the Pride and Prejudice Bicentennial
Two centuries ago, a relatively unknown woman named Jane Austen published a novel of manners and marriage that went greatly overlooked… Continue reading
Wright State announces Center for Manufacturing Sciences
The Wright State University Center for Manufacturing Sciences, which will build on the rich history of manufacturing in Ohio by creating an… Continue reading
