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Favorite Poems Friday!
On Friday April 10th, 2015, the department of Modern Languages organized and co-sponsored its annual "Favorite Poems Friday" event with the department of English. French, Spanish, Italian Arabic, Japanese and Chinese were some of the languages represented. Thanks to all those who were able to
The German Delta Phi Alpha Ceremony!
On Friday April 10th, 2015, five students were nominated for lifetime membership in the Wright State chapter of Delta Phi Alpha . The purpose of Delta Phi Alpha is to recognize outstanding achievement in the German language and its literatures, and to enlarge the appreciation for the cultural
Chinese Club Martial Arts Demonstration
The Wright State students and Chinese club members enjoyed a demonstration and mini-lesson from martial arts master Benny Meng this past Friday. Meng, an instructor from a local martial arts school, introduced the students to the philosophy and practice of martial arts from the Shaolin temple. The
Student Charmaine Renee, an art major, is using art to express her concern about sexual violence and to help victims tell their stories.
Learn how to make French butter!
On April 7th, 2015, French Instructor, Ben Hirt, from the Department of Modern Languages taught the French Club members how to make delicious French butter at the Rockafield Alumni Center kitchen. Everybody had a great time, not only speaking French in a relaxed atmosphere, but also, and most
Communication Studies students excited to attend health conference
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.
