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El Día de Inmersión en Español en el Instituto de Fairmont, Kettering
On March 12, 2016 Profesoras María Astudillo and Michelle Cipriano along with Franciso Marqués, Spanish Club President, attended el Día de Inmersión en Español held at Fairmont High School in Kettering. Profesora Astudillo and Francisco Marqués were group leaders and Profesora Cipriano co-lead a
Lee Furry, a Wright State motion pictures graduate and local news videographer, turned his interest in Star Wars models into a thriving business.
History Major to Represent CoLA
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.
Teams take first and second place
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
Excerpt Tom Hanks will be busy in his visit to Dayton next month. Officials from Wright State University laid out the timeline for Hanks’ April 19 visit to the school, which will feature chances for the Oscar-winning actor to visit with …
Tom Hanks will help dedicate the newly renovated Center for Motion Pictures and celebrate the success of the university's $150 million Rise. Shine. campaign.
Tastes of Belgium Visit
On Tuesday, February 23 rd, Dr. Pascale Abadie’s French culture through social media class met with Jean-Francois Flechet, founder of the successful chain of Cincinnati restaurants: Tastes of Belgium. Over dinner, the students were able to interview Jean-Francois Flechet and learn more about how he
About 600 Wright State staff, faculty, students, administrators and others filled the Student Union Apollo Room on March 1 to attend the Debate Launch event.
Chinese New Year party
The Dayton Association of Chinese Americans, in cooperation with the Wright State University Chinese Students and Scholars Association and the University Center for International Education, hosted the 2016 Chinese New Year celebration for the Dayton Chinese community. This event was held in the
