Wright State in the News

At Wright State University, Tom Webb is responsible for sustaining and advancing high-quality programs and services that support accessibility for those with disabilities. As the associate vice president of accessibility, Webb provides leadership for the Office of Disability Services and … Continue reading →

Wright State University will use a new $896,000 grant from the Ohio Department of Higher Education to explore air taxi battery power and efficiency — hoping to share new insights with some of the industry’s leading players, including Dayton-bound Joby … Continue reading →

Darryl Ahner, Ph.D., dean of Wright State University’s College of Engineering and Computer Science, talked to the Dayton Daily News about why more students are enrolling in computer science programs at Dayton-area universities. For instance, Wright State found computer science … Continue reading →

The Wright State Raiders men’s basketball team and the Air Force Academy Falcons will face off in the first Stars, Stripes and Flight Classic. The game will be on Nov. 30 at 7 p.m. at the Nutter Center. Scott Sullivan, … Continue reading →

The men’s basketball teams from Wright State University and the Air Force Academy will launch the Stars, Stripes and Flight Classic Nov. 30 at the Wright State Nutter Center in Fairborn. The inaugural event will be the first of what … Continue reading →

Excerpt A new program at Wright State University’s business school allows students to fast track their entrance into the Master of Business Administration degree program. The program allows students to complete modules for each of the five foundational MBA courses: … Continue reading →

Corey Seemiller, Ph.D., professor of leadership studies in education and organizations at Wright State University, was featured in a story about how the U.S. economy has affected members of Gen Z on American Public Media’s “Marketplace.” “This generation’s often called … Continue reading →

Wright State University’s enrollment is up for the third year in a row. Since 2021, the student population has grown by more than 40%. Wright State said in an announcement that the school welcomed 2,012 first-time undergraduate students for the … Continue reading →

The five-member panel of a Mental Health Matters event at Wright State University told the nearly 300-person crowd that the mental health problems in the area urgently need to be addressed during the event Tuesday. The panel raised four main … Continue reading →

Excerpt Wright State’s enrollment has increased nearly 10% since 2022 and its president cited the work by the university to reduce students barriers to attend as a reason for the growth. “The colleges, the faculty and the staff, the amount … Continue reading →