Wright State in the News

DDN: Wright State students planning campus immigration forums

Two Wright State University students are planning a nearly week-long forum on immigration issues. The forum, called “Coming to America: Who should we welcome, what should we do?” is sponsored by the university’s center for service learning and civic engagement … Continue reading

WBDT: Wright State teams up to fight opioid epidemic

WBDT: Wright State teams up to fight opioid epidemic Continue reading

WRGT: Wright State partners to solve area doctor shortage

WRGT: Wright State partners to solve area doctor shortage Continue reading

DBJ: Wright State Research Institute wins cooperative agreement worth up to $3.5M

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Excerpt Wright State Research Institute has reached a cooperative agreement with the federal government for a new project. The agreement, worth up to $3.5 million, is part of a fundamental research project “to improve knowledge of the capabilities and limitations … Continue reading

WDTN: Wright State men’s and women’s bowling teams are top 15 in the country

WDTN: Wright State men’s and women’s bowling teams are top 15 in the country Continue reading

Xenia Daily Gazette: Wright State beginning search for new provost

Excerpt The university’s goal is to complete the search process in time to allow the next provost to join Wright State on July 1. Thomas Sudkamp, who has served as provost since 2015, will step down June 30. “This is … Continue reading

WOUC: News Depth talks to Wright State Kinesiologist about her job

WOUC: News Depth talks to Wright State Kinesiologist about her job Continue reading

WBDT: Wright State’s Ryan Custer on the rebound

2/22/18 WBDT

WHIO: Wright State alumna helped design the #1 movie in America

Fairborn Daily Herald: Wright State program saves students thousands in textbooks

Excerpt A pilot project at Wright State University called Inclusive Courseware that promises to dramatically reduce the cost of textbooks and/or online access content for students has saved them more than $56,000 — an average savings of 40 percent. The … Continue reading