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The goal of Pronunciation Improvement is to teach non-native English speakers difficult aspects of English

Excerpt Tyra Patterson spent 23 years in prison for a murder she says she didn't commit. She was paroled on Christmas day 2017. She has always maintained her innocence, and in recent years, the victim's sister, former jurors, and even other suspects convicted in the crime have come forward to say

As the new coordinator of the Robert and Elaine Stein Galleries, Michael Conlan has lofty ambitions for the galleries.

Emily Kronenberger, a senior at Wight State University, is the latest student from the Advanced Media Writing class to land a job before she graduates.

Wright State graduates Rob and Ann Weisgarber are among the first donors to support the campaign to build a new home for Special Collections and Archives.

Jacquelyn Weaver volunteered with the Peace Corps because she wanted to relate to people and help them without being motivated by money.

Kristie McKiernan, Wright State grad and senior English lecturer, is a superfan of the Raiders, missing only three home games and attending road contests as far away as Chicago over the past eight years.

Thousands of Wright State community members can shape the university's future through a new strategic planning process that the university hopes will become part of the leadership culture.

After taking Dr. Wilson’s PLS 2000 Power and Politics course, student Laura Conley nominated him for an outstanding teaching award, stating he is a professor who teaches with heart and passion and who has motivated her in her pursuit of education. Laura is this year’s president of WSU’s chapter of

Today, French professor Abadie made delicious "galette des rois" (king's cake) to celebrate the Epiphany with the French club.