Wright State in the News

Wright State University and Sinclair Community College recently renewed their partnership, making it much easier for students to transfer credits between the two institutions. Continue reading →

Lauro is lead brewer at the Carillon Brewing Co., a brewery and museum that provides a glimpse into 1850s-era Dayton and is the only U.S. brewery that replicates the historic brewing process. He is also a sought-after expert on the history of beer, recently recognized by the Smithsonian Institution as a field of study. Continue reading →

Two of Dayton’s largest colleges are expanding their transfer agreement by launching dozens of new pathways for students to earn bachelor’s degrees Continue reading →

Wright State University and Clark State Community College Friday renewed their partnership to provide a pathway for community college students to complete a bachelor’s degree program. Continue reading →

Excerpt Premier Health and Wright State University have signed a collaborative deal to develop clinical talent, conduct joint research, spur economic development and improve care quality. Announced Tuesday, the academic affiliation agreement frames Wright State and Premier’s relationship as “preferred … Continue reading →

He lives in two different worlds using two different degrees — engineering and business. And the combination has Jacob Marino flourishing in the construction industry. Continue reading →

Wright State University delivers an enjoyably amusing production of Ken Ludwig’s 1989 Tony Award-nominated farce “Lend Me a Tenor,” continuing through Sunday, Oct. 3 in the Festival Playhouse of the Creative Arts Center. Continue reading →

With a seven-figure federal grant in hand, Wright State University faculty are one step closer to discovering therapies that could help combat rare muscular diseases. Continue reading →

Wright State University is preparing to celebrate the area’s rich aviation history Saturday, Sept. 25 with its second annual Festival of Flight. Continue reading →