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News
Wright State English professor Andrew Strombeck uses works from Dayton Literary Peace Prize winners in a course how literature addresses conflict and promotes peace.
Former Wright State First Lady Shelley Goldenberg honored for her generosity of heart that supports Beth Abraham’s commitment to foster social action and remain a vital force in the community.
A new book by Wright State communication professor Scott Peterson examines a pivotal year in baseball's history and the development of sports journalism.
CoLA Internship Breakfast
German Major, Alexander Schiefer, was invited to the CoLA Internship Breakfast with Dean Kristin Sobolik on Wednesday, April 22, 2015. Alexander spent Tuesdays and Thursdays during his spring semester in Indianapolis interning for Joyful Noise Recordings. Joyful Noise Recordings is an independent
Dr. Heidi Wendt Chosen 2015 Honors Teacher of the Year
Dr. Heidi Wendt, assistant professor in the Department of Religion, is the 2015 recipient of the Honors Teacher of the Year award. Completing her second year at WSU, Dr. Wendt’s area of expertise is the New Testament and Early Christianity, particularly its relation to the wider Greco-Roman world
The LEAP Intensive English program, which provides international students with the language skills to be successful, has received the highest level of accreditation from the nation’s accrediting agency.
Wright State 1998 graduate Joel Huxley uses his B.F.A. in painting to help him see the big picture as executive at the Wright-Patt Credit Union.
Excerpt “They had this passion, this mission; they were obsessed to succeed,” said historian David McCullough. But though their plane is proudly displayed at the Smithsonian’s Air and Space Museum in Washington, historian David McCullough still believes the Wright Brothers …
Excerpt Many young people have an undying interest in zombies, so a southwest Ohio college professor focuses a class on them. Andrea Harris of Wright State University teaches “Zombies & Gender in Pop Culture.” Her spring class filled up rapidly, …
Wright State University honored more than 2,100 graduating students at its 81st commencement ceremony May 2.
