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When you hear the word swing, do you think of baseball or jazz? This week Wright State University will host the first national conference to explore the connections: “The Sultans of Swing: 100 Years of Baseball, Jazz and Short Fiction.” …
More than 900 patrons attended ArtsGala to support student scholarships in theatre, dance, art, music and motion pictures.
Crystal B. Lake asks her students to create something inspired by readings examining the role of weather in literature in a new course, Great Books and Bad Weather.
French club présentation on le Sénégal et la Mauritanie.
On April 8, 2016, French instructor, Karine Daddah and former resident took the French club attendees to a virtual trip to Mauritania and Senegal, West Africa. They familiarized themselves with the history, geography, culture, population, women's conditions, food and politics of these amazing
National Poetry Month
On April the 8th, Modern Languages faculty and students celebrated in Millett Atrium the National Poetry Month (April). Students and ML faculty shared their favorite poems from literary traditions and in translation. They enjoyed reading different poems in the target language (Arabic, Chinese
Excerpt We’ve both been to ArtsGala many times, and this time it was truly different. For the past 17 years, Wright State University’s College of Liberal Arts has hosted the event to raise money for scholarships in visual arts, film, …
Shelby Dixon, a graduate public history student at Wright State, helped create pictorial timeline at Dayton’s historic Victoria Theatre to mark its 150th anniversary.
Basics of Stand-Up Comendy Final Exam Show
Looking for a way to release some of the stress caused by upcoming finals? Want to see what some of Wright State’s funniest students have crafted for their 5-minute sets? Then you need to come to this year's ENG 3010: Basics of Stand-Up Comedy final exam show! This year’s show will be held at the
Arabic Levantine class at Pita Wrap
On April 6, 2016, Arabic professor, Amira Orr and her Levantine class students took their oral exam in a real life situation at the Jordanian restaurant Pita Wrap. The topic of their oral exam was to order Jordanian food and drinks for lunch in Jordanian dialect, inquire about the ingredients, and
The 20 percent rebate will be applied for up to three undergraduate credit hours during the summer semester.
