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On November 7, 2014, the French Business class students visited Dorothy Lane Market, located in Centerville. They met with Calvin Mayne, VP of Dorothy Lane Market. The visit included a tour of the supermarket, delivered by Fred Pfeiffer, store director. The students enjoyed some delicious French

Designed to be service friendly and support driven, but provide space that’s hands-off and separate from the general population and VMC administration, the new center has a wow factor that’s off the charts.

The WSU English department’s Colloquium Committee is pleased to announce its second event of the semester: “Helping Students Succeed the Humanities Way,” a presentation by Associate Chair and Director of Writing Programs, Dr. Richard Bullock. Rich will share insights from his recent research

Students in an advanced digital media class sharpen their journalism skills by reporting for a news site called DailyFlipz.

Excerpt Without a doubt the first pleasant surprise of the fall is the area premiere of Wright State University’s highly entertaining and fabulously choreographed “Hot Mikado,” Rob Bowman and David H. Bell’s little-known 1986 jazz-era twist on Gilbert and Sullivan’s …

Wright State’s music program changes its name to the School of Music to reflect array of degrees and comprehensive music offering.

Megan Wulber, a senior Crime and Justice Studies major, received an internship for the Fall of 2014 at The Advanced Technical Intelligence Center (ATIC) in their Center for Law Enforcement Analysis and Training (CLEAT) program. CLEAT provides analytical support to local law enforcement agencies

After performing on the stage and in movies and TV, Jason Kaufman teaches acting to students hoping for careers on Broadway and in Hollywood.

Excerpt Brandy Zapata dreams of one day being front and center on a television drama, but for now, she’s gaining experience — and earning a living — by staying in the background. The 24-year-old actress and Ross County native, who …

Amy Wiedeman, '83, Urban Affairs Congratulations to Assistant Montgomery County Administrator Amy Wiedeman who has been recognized as one of the 2014 Most Powerful and Influential Women of Ohio by the Ohio Diversity and Leadership Council! Please read the press release (PDF) for more details.