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Stacy Worley II, a liberal studies major at Wright State, plays hip-hop during his weekly show on the student-run radio station, WWSU.

On April 12 and 14, 2017, French professors, Pascale Abadie and Karine Daddah took their French 2020 classes to the Lebanese restaurant Cedar Land in Dayton. Each student had to present a personal story using a personal object they brought to help illustrate it. The students did a presentation on

Wright State Dance Ensemble's annual Spring Dance Concert takes place April 20–23.

Friday April 7, 2017 was a big day for the Department of Modern languages! Modern Languages Department's Favorite Poems Friday. Spring semester's Majors and Minors Workshop. Attendees had a chance to chat with all the language professors while enjoying pizza and drinks. There were an informational

Linda Caron has a wealth of experience and has been instrumental in the growth of the College of Liberal Arts — in facilities, events and programs.

Carole Ahossin is an international student in the Applied Behavioral Sciences Program that comes from Benin, West Africa. Ms. Ahossin was selected and has worked as a graduate teaching assistant for the ABS program for the past two years and her performance in this role has been exemplary. Carole has obtained a Bachelor’s degree from Wright State and will complete her cumulating research project this summer.

Avery Moeller, B.A., M.A. is an excellent student who ensures his work reflects his best effort. Mr. Moeller was selected and worked as a graduate teaching assistant for the ABS program and his performance in this role has been exemplary. Avery’s Applied Behavioral Sciences Master’s culminating research project is entitled Nonverbal Communication in Early Adulthood.

Dr. Maan Broadstock attended t he tenth annual National Chinese Language Conference organized by Asia Society and the College Board in Houston, TX, April 6-8, 2017. NCLC is the largest Chinese language conference in the United States, and the proposal selection process is highly competitive, with

Reading at 12:30 to 2:00 p.m. on April 19, 2017 in the Student Union Pathfinder Lounge. Donald Ray Pollock is an American writer. The Devil All the Time, his first novel, was published in 2011. His work has appeared in various literary journals, including Epoch, Sou’wester, Granta, Third Coast

Fine and performing arts students displayed their rich talents throughout the newly renovated Creative Arts Center, and guests were treated to a breathtaking array of performances.