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By Samuel Huist, Department of Communication intern A select group of Communication Studies majors have been chosen to accompany Associate Professor Dr. Marie Thompson to the Seventh Annual Medical-Spirituality Conference at Sinclair Community College on Thursday, April 16. “I like to bring students

Wright State University’s international students shared their culture by reading poems in their native languages to mark International Poetry Day.

A shared public reading of John Milton’s epic, 10,000-line poem “Paradise Lost” is expected to draw more than 100 visitors when it occurs on Tuesday, April 7, in the Student Union as part of National Poetry Month.

Next fall, sharp-eyed Wright State University students may notice a change at the head of the classroom.

Wright State University is making its case to again represent Ohio in a presidential election event.

Fine and performing arts students displayed their rich talents throughout the Creative Arts Center during ArtsGala March 28.

The 2015 Piediscalzi Lecture will be held at Wright State University on April 16, 2015. The lecture, entitled “There and Back Again: The Story World of Greek Myth,” will be delivered by Dr. Sarah Iles Johnston, Arts & Humanities Distinguished Professor of Religion and Professor of Classics, The Ohio

Kevin Smith, who bounced around the foster care system for nearly 10 years before being adopted, is poised to graduate and hopes to combine psychology with political science.

Congratulations to Dr. Pascale Abadie, Assistant Professor of French, and UVC Peer Instructor Jasmine Hunsberger for winning the Elsie Award for First Years Programs in the category of Outstanding Collaboration.

By Samuel Huist, Department of Communication intern The Department of Communication at Wright State University hosted the Rotary 4-Way Speech Contest in the Millett Hall Atrium on Sunday, March 22, for the second time. Rotary is a 1.2 million member international service organization where