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Diamond Williams links social work with mental health, community activism. Her early knowledge of Wright State and her father’s connection drew her to the university.

Wright State is participating in a national initiative researching economic inequality’s impact on democracy and encourage students to live lives of informed civic engagement.

Kimberly Barrett, vice president for multicultural affairs and community engagement, discussed The Phoenix Project: A Call to Action 2015, a series of programs and discussions exploring civil liberties and voting rights in commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the Voting …

Majors in foreign languages and literatures were the top-paid among Class of 2014 liberal arts at the bachelor's degree level, according to results of NACE's September 2014 Salary Survey. CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION

Wright State University Theatre’s production of "Pride and Prejudice" opens Jan. 29 and runs through Feb. 8 in the Festival Playhouse in the Creative Arts Center.

It took over a year of work with the Bureau of Consulate Affairs, but this month, finally Joy Wanderi and the University Center for International Education got their wish: the UCIE is now one of six Passport Acceptance Facilities in Dayton.

Wright State plans to partner with a university in China to enroll its students in Wright State’s Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages program.

Musician and 2014 Wright State graduate Alexis Gomez advances to Hollywood in the current season of “American Idol.”

Wright State performing arts students received coaching and encouragement from Broadway star Leslie Uggams during her inspiring visit to campus.

The Department of English is excited to announce the availability of graduate teaching assistanships for the 2015 fall term. Graduate teaching assistantships in English are awarded annually to students with a solid academic record, proven American English proficiency, and a strong teaching aptitude