Wright State in the News

LaTrelle Jackson, Ph.D., clinical professor in Wright State University’s School of Professional Psychology, was featured as an expert contributor in WalletHub’s recent “Most Caring Cities in America” study. Jackson said that caring communities are built on more than volunteerism or … Continue reading →

In a recent Forbes Tech Council article, Terry Oroszi, Ed.D., associate professor and vice chair of pharmacology and toxicology, outlines why higher education should move beyond fear and resistance and embrace generative artificial intelligence (AI) as a tool for academic … Continue reading →

Wright State University was recently named to the 2025 Best for Vets: College list from the Military Times. The university says this distinction shows the university’s commitment to supporting military service members, veterans and families. Seth Gordon, director of Wright … Continue reading →

Named in honor of Orville and Wilbur Wright, Wright State University aims to carry forward their bold inventive spirit in everything it does. “Our mission is not only to educate, but to innovate by solving problems, creating opportunity and elevating … Continue reading →

Higher education can be an expensive barrier for many interested individuals, and Wright State University knows that. To counteract this, the university has launched multiple opportunities for potential and current students in need to overcome that obstacle. Wright State is … Continue reading →

Beginning Thursday, Nov. 13, Wright State theatre fans, would-be wedding singers and musical lovers in general can watch the university’s adaptation of “The Wedding Singer.” Across its nine performances over eight days, the production will feature the talents of what … Continue reading →

The often-overlooked story of Katharine Wright — the sister who kept her famous brothers soaring — was spotlighted on The Ohio Newsroom. Toni Vanden Bos, head of Special Collections and Archives at Wright State University, shared how Katharine Wright’s determination … Continue reading →

New state funding will bolster training in electric vehicle (EV) and advanced manufacturing technologies at Wright State University. The Ohio Department of Higher Education awarded the campus $579,000 to strengthen education and training opportunities. The funding will enhance classroom learning … Continue reading →

Wright State University is teaming up with local colleges, and three major Ohio hospital systems are working together to expand access to mental health care for college students. The College Age Intensive Outpatient Program came together with the help of … Continue reading →