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The Learning English for Academic and Professional Purposes Intensive English program will offer a Pronunciation Improvement course this fall.

Gabrielle Ritter, a senior Spanish major, stepped into the role of a teacher at Antioch School in Yellow Springs.

A number of Wright State alumni and students received awards from the Ohio Valley Regional National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences for videos they produced during class projects.

Few know that one of the nation’s first gold rushes took place in Georgia during the first half of the 19th century.

Wright State theatre studies majors November Jones, Christopher Layton and Nasir Peterson formed the singing group Soul’d Out this spring and had an opportunity that most groups only dream about.

Two-time Wright State graduate Tiffani Angus writes fantasy and science fiction stories, while teaching at Anglia Ruskin University.

Established by English chair Carol Loranger, the Loretta M. Schaechterle Book Fund provides books and multimedia materials that promote an understanding of the lives of women in the United States.

Wright State student veterans received a firsthand account of Battle of Iwo Jima during an interview for the Veterans Voices Project.

Students from around the country could be heard on Wright State University’s campus playing their hearts out during double reed camp.

A comparative exchange course involves Swiss students coming to Wright State one year and Wright State students traveling to Switzerland the next.