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Geography students at AAG in Kalamazoo
Are you uncomfortable speaking in front of a class? Do you break out in a nervous sweat just thinking about speaking to strangers? Two of our Geography students recently faced their fears, presenting at the Association of American Geographers East Lakes/West Lakes regional conference at Western
Spanish Students from Kettering Fairmont High School visit WSU
On Friday, October 17, 2014, 32 Spanish students from Kettering Fairmont High School came to experience university life at Wright State. The students arrived in the morning and visited two different Spanish classes. Professors Álvarez, Doran, Petreman, Richards, and Román welcomed these students to
Jeannette Marchand, who teaches archaeology and classics, says she’s motivated by the thrill of discovery on a dig or in research.
WSU’s Annual Kristallnacht Commemoration
As soon as the Nazis came to power in Germany in 1933 they established the first concentration camp in Dachau and began to persecute Jews and others that they deemed as opposing their fascist regime. On November 9 th and 10 th, 1938, in a nationwide program called Kristallnacht ("Night of Broken
Excerpt Wright State University’s 40th anniversary season continues Thursday, Oct. 23 with its opening of the rarely staged, dance-heavy musical “The Hot Mikado,” a swinging 1940s jazz and blues twist on the classic 1885 Gilbert and Sullivan comic opera “The …

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