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Excerpt It’s time again for Wright State University’s ArtsGala. If you’ve never attended this fun and whimsical event, you don’t know what you’re missing. ArtsGala is like nothing else in Dayton. The performing arts students put on the event, and …

A passion for playing lures music education major Alex Ryan from the family farm to Wright State.

Wright State's Department of History is pleased to announce they are accepting applications for new internships for majors, minors, or graduate students. Students can apply to existing internships at the Afro-American Museum in Wilberforce, Ohio, and the Phillips Companies in Beavercreek, Ohio, or

Wright State University recognized as one of the best colleges for veterans and active duty military personnel by the website CollegeRecon.

Political science instructor Paul Leonard says students are more interested in politics because they have a greater understanding of the influence government and politics play on careers they pursue.

On March 18, 2016 the Chinese club and students gathered in the student union to hear the wise words of martial arts grandmaster Benny Meng. Master Meng began with a lecture on the basic philosophy of martial arts and its applications in daily life. The lecture focused not only on the physical

Sounds of percussion instruments beat through Schuster Hall in Wright State University's Creative Arts Center.

Understanding his family heritage sparked a passion for Arabic in Joshua Mabra, assistant professor in the Department of Modern Languages.

The annual Wright State University ArtsGala, which has raised more than $2 million for arts scholarships during its 16-year history, is scheduled for Saturday, April 9.

Professor Myron Levine interviewed by CNN Radio on the role of superdelegates and their impact on the presidential race Urban and Public Affairs professor Myron Levine was interviewed on CNN Radio’s The Michael Smerconish Program (March 17). Levine argued that superdelegates were intended to add