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The Visiting Writers Series is sponsored by the Department of English and the Creative Writing Program, and is made possible by the generous support of the Carol H. Cline Endowment. Each year, the series brings approximately six to eight nationally-recognized writers to campus to visit classes, host

Fifty years after publishing its first issue, The Guardian has evolved from a four-page black-ink paper to a colorful weekly publication.

On Friday, October 10, several dozen French Club members gathered at the Rockafield Alumni Center to try their hand at cheese-making. Led by French Instructor Benjamin Hirt, the students learned how to make mozzarella cheese and caramel cream with Ben's own goat milk. A tasting followed allowing

Tom Batiuk will join panel discussion on exploring serious topics like cancer in popular culture on Oct. 13.

On September 13, members of the Wright State Spanish Club spent the morning at the Centerville Library in order to participate in "A Day in México." This event features a different country each year and this year the library reached out to the Spanish Club to assist with their activities. The

The annual Fall Majors and Minors Workshop took place again in the Millett Hall Atrium on Friday, October 3, 2014. Attendees learned about Career Preparation, Financial Wellness and Post Graduate Job Opportunities. It was a successful, fun and informative event! Students who missed this workshop are

People of all ages can have artwork displayed at the Stein Galleries during the “Draw on the Walls” event on Oct. 16.

Wright State alumnus Carl Weitz worked with students and English teachers in Costa Rica as a member of the Peace Corps.

Wright State French instructor Benjamin Hirt uses cheese making with French language lessons to help students better appreciate the history and culture of France.

A growing effort by Wright State to increase both scholarship money for travel abroad and encounters with students who have already done it is under way.