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Works by area art teachers and their students are on display March 19–30 in a unique exhibition at Wright State's Robert and Elaine Stein Galleries.

Wright State University Theatre continues its 39th season in the Festival Playhouse with the Tony Award-winning "Les Misérables" March 20 through April 6.

Dr. Frank Eguaroje has been selected as the recipient of the College of Liberal Arts Outstanding Lecturer/Instructor Award for 2014. This award recognizes the important contributions of full-time, fully-affiliated, non-tenure track faculty. Nominees have demonstrated excellence in teaching, with

As Director of the MPA program, Dr. Mary Wenning is responsible for administering the degree program to ensure that all MPA students are treated fairly and with integrity. Dr. Wenning accepted the challenging position in fall 2013 when Dr. Jerri Killian stepped down after nine years to return to a

A project by Wright State social work students to help fellow students sign up for health insurance drew a U.S. senator and the president of Enroll America to campus.

On Thursday, March 13, 2014, nearly 100 guests mingled over food, drinks, and good company. The Department of Urban Affairs and Geography and the Center for Urban and Public Affairs invited alumni, previous staff and faculty, and community partners to the reception. Held at Wright State University’s

Steve Libert has spent the last 30 years searching for his Holy Grail: the Griffin, the flagship of French explorer La Salle that sank in the Great Lakes in the 17th century. After decades of research, thousands of dives, and …

Wright State professor Angela Beumer Johnson named Outstanding College Language Arts Educator by the Ohio English educators organization.

The English Department is pleased to announce the recipient of the spring 2014 Outstanding College Educator Award: Angela Beumer Johnson Ohio Council of Teachers of English Language Arts Conference (OCTELA) Congratulations!!! Literacy has the power to change, and save, lives. I firmly believe this

Wright State film student Brad Wickham has produced a documentary on how developmental agencies are helping Rwandans recover from genocide.