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The story by Cody Stevens, Cole Hamilton and Will Davis aired on WYSO Public Radio.

As Wright State reaches the half-century mark, incoming President Cheryl B. Schrader is at the controls, pledging to help take the university to the next level.

New tobacco-free policy, which took effect July 1, will help promote a healthy environment in which students, staff, faculty and others can learn, work, live and visit.

About 250 university professionals and students use Wright State’s social media channels to support recruitment, retention, alumni engagement, donor support and reputation management.

Lukas Wenrick, who graduated from Wright State in April with a degree in social science education, will attend the Harvard Graduate School of Education.

Practice room in the Creative Arts Center honors Marilee King, who graduated from Wright State University in 1969 and who instilled a strong work ethic in her three sons.

T he Ambassador trip to Munich, was once again led by the dynamic duo of Dr. Sturdevant and Frau Powers!

A Wright State alumna helped the Dayton Red Cross chapter celebrate its 100th anniversary in a large way.

During a six-week dig, students in Wright State's Field School in Archaeology uncovered a limestone foundation of a structure occupied by frontier settlers outside of Springfield, Ohio.

Briana Snyder, a Wright State international and comparative politics graduate student, is interviewing and photographing Dayton immigrants as part of her master's program.