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Excerpt Wright State University presents Meredith Willson’s classic 1957 Tony Award-winning musical “The Music Man” beginning Thursday, March 17, in the Festival Playhouse. Willson’s incredibly tuneful slice of Americana is set in River City, Iowa, circa 1912. The touching tale …

The Global Health Initiative Symposium and Dinner on April 4 will raise funds for fourth-year students in the Boonshoft School of Medicine’s International Education Program.

Wright State’s School of Professional Psychology and the English Club collaborate to donate books to inmates at the Ohio Reformatory for Women.

Wright State Theatre's production of "The Music Man" runs March 17 through April 3 in the Festival Playhouse.

Communication class will monitor how the public discusses the presidential debate at Wright State on Sept. 26 on Twitter.

The Department of Modern Languages participated in the Spring Raiders Open house. This event was well attended and was hosted at the Student Union on Saturday, March 12, 2016. Professors Daddah, Abadie, Du, Alvarez, Orr and Garrido were on deck to provide information and talk to new students about

Lee Furry, a Wright State motion pictures graduate and local news videographer, turned his interest in Star Wars models into a thriving business.

The College of Liberal Arts has selected Mr. Joseph Panfile to represent the college at the 2016 WSU Research Celebration to be held on April 15. Panfile is one of just seven students, one from each college, who will present their work at the first plenary session beginning at 8:50 in the Apollo

Published in Science magazine, the survey examined how public school teachers are teaching climate change in the classroom.

Ethan Harris and Moses Kamanzi, current MPA graduate students, recently competed in the NASPAA multi-national academic competition. Ethan and Moses traveled to Indiana University to compete in the Network of Schools of Public Policy, Affairs, and Administration Student Simulation Competition. Over