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The department of Modern Languages invited all faculty, students and staff to the tenth presentation in its lecture series, “Rap Revolution: The Effects of Banlieue Poetry on French Culture, Language and Politics" on October 12, 2016. Dr. Halling is a Professor of French in the department of Modern

The “Encountering Shakespeare” conference takes place Oct. 20-22 in the Wright State Student Union from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Spring's annual ArtsGala may get all the headlines but Wright State's performing arts students love participating in December's ArtsFair.

The Sultans of Swing Flapper Ball takes place Oct. 29 beginning at 6 p.m. in Dayton's Memorial Hall.

“As Ohio Goes” will be screened Oct. 16 at the Little Art Theatre in Yellow Springs and will be broadcast on Oct. 17 on ThinkTV in Dayton and CET in Cincinnati.

On October 7, 2016, Wright State University hosted its third Arabic Immersion Day and welcomed 16 students, parents, teachers and the principal from the Islamic Sunday School in Dayton to celebrate the Hijri New Year 1438 known as the Islamic New Year (Arabic: " Ra's al-Sanah al-Hijriya"). The first

David Lee Garrison taught Spanish, Portuguese and comparative literature and chaired the Department of Modern Languages before retiring in 2009.

Wright State-affiliated speakers will address a variety of topics including the re-development of musical theatre, fitness, modern library transformation and LGBTQ advocacy.

An urban affairs major, Wright State senior Katie Rossman plans to pursue a career working for the government or in nonprofit management.

French Professors Pascale Abadie and Karine Daddah hosted an hour conversation in their Service Learning Conversation classrooms with WSU francophone students on Thursday, September 29 and Friday, September 30, 2016. Students from Ivory Coast, Senegal, Mauritania, Rwanda, Togo, Quebec, France