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Wright State student and Model UN team leader Angie Loyd is passionate about human rights and international affairs.

The faculty and staff of the Department of Urban Affairs and Geography would like to congratulate this spring’s graduates! Shown in the photo are Andrew Slyh, BS Urban Affairs; Amanda Phillips, BS Geography; Cassie Mayer, BS Geography; and Lucas Heeter, BS Geography. Not shown are Travis Egger, BS

Wright State to host conference May 30 celebrating successes in recruiting more women faculty in STEM disciplines.

A documentary by two recent Wright State Motion Pictures graduates will play at the Cannes International Film Festival Short Film Corner.

Wright State grads' film about a Vietnamese immigrant who teaches youth mixed martial arts out of a nail salon nominated for Student Academy Award.

Dominick Evans, 33, will be the first graduate of Wright State’s motion pictures production program with a significant physical disability. Evans has spinal muscular atrophy, a genetic disorder that results in general muscle wasting and mobility impairment. At 16, he was no longer able to walk. Then

New journal shines spotlight on excellent student writing from Wright State's Integrated Writing courses.

Three Wright State professor emeriti collaborate on a new exhibition of prints and paintings at the Dayton Visual Arts Center.

The end of the academic year is a time for awards. Several graduating seniors in the Departments of Religion, Philosophy, and Classics were honored at award ceremonies held at WSU over the last few weeks. Top Scholar Timothy B. Corcoran, a Classical Humanities major, was named Top Scholar in the

On April 29, 2014, the College of Liberal Arts (CoLA) held a breakfast for many community partners who have hosted a CoLA student intern during the year. As part of the Crime and Justice Studies (CJS) core curriculum, students intern with such agencies as U.S. Secret Service, U.S. Federal Probation